ramlau-tatamailau
Portuguese translation: Ramelau-Tatamailau
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peer agreement (net): +6Ramelau-Tatamailau Explanation: "Ramelau" (not "Ramlau") and "Tatamailau" are two names used for the highest mountain in Timor East. * Reference: "Bringing the voice of the people from the darkness into the light: Radio Comunidade Lian Tatamailau 98.1 FM," read the small, hand-painted mural on the side of the temporary studio for Ainaro's new community radio station. ("Lian" means voice and "Tatamailau" is another name for Mount Ramelau, East Timor's highest mountain. Mount Ramelau, which is visible from Ainaro town on a clear day, is important to Timor's history, culture and indigenous religions.) http://www.aideasttimor.org/lia05spr.html |
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