User talk:H1es-
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[edit] List of Kathak dancers
Hi User:H1es-, I suggest we set List of Kathak dancers to a rough chronological order. That way we will get the gurus ahead of the shishyas. Chaipau 15:00, 6 June 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Tmesis
Hi,
I don't suppose you could add glosses/translations for the #Tmesis in Ancient Greek section of Tmesis? Right now, it's hard for a non-Greek speaker such as myself to really understand what's going on, as we have no way of knowing what κατα, δακρυα, and λειβων each mean on their own, and no way of knowing what καταλειβων means as a compound verb.
By the way, I noticed that you entered the Greek text using HTML character references. This seems painfully slow. If you don't have a way of entering Greek text directly on your computer, the easiest way to include Greek on Wikipedia is to use the links down below the edit-box; clicking on a letter inserts it into your current position in the edit-box. Even if that doesn't work for you, you might find it more mnemonic to use HTML entity references instead, such as α, β, etc. (All of this is up to you, though; if you prefer to use the HTML character references, you are of course free to do so.)
