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OJU EWE IBERE

Nipase Phil Bartle, Ojogbon

This is the home page for training material on how to strengthen communities.
Click on your language of choice.

'العربية / Al-ʿarabīyah Bahasa Indonesia বাংলা / Baṅla Български език Català 中文 / Zhōngwén Deutsch English Español Eesti keel Euskara Ewe Filipino / Tagalog Français Galego Ελληνικά / Elliniká हिन्दी / Hindī Italiano 日本語 / Nihongo Kiswahili 한국어 / Hangugeo Polszczyzna Lietuviškai Malay Nederlands Português Romãnã Русский सिन्धी / Sindhi తెలుగు / Telugu ไทย / Thai Tiếng Việt Türkçe اردو / Urdu èdèe Yorùbá

Many pages of our site have been translated into other languages.
Open any page in English and look for other translations in the column at left.

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« Elo si aoin awon araiye/eniyon »
Poem by Lao Tsu
This poem reflects our vision, and so far has been translated into 72 languages in this web site.

Awon Eda:
Afrikaans Akan አማርኛ / ämarəña Հայերեն / Hayeren Basa Jawa Bamanankan Bicolano Босански Chewe Dansk Gĩkũyũ Guan Gwich'in עִבְרִית Hrvatski Igbo Íslenska Kinyarwanda Kirundi lea faka-Tonga Lingala Luganda Luhya Māori Nederlands नेपाली / Nepālī Norsk Qhichwa Simi ساهو‎ / Saho Српски Shona Slovenščina Suomi Svenska தமிழ் / tamiḻ ትግርኛ / Tigriññā Tshiluba Türkçe isiXhosa ייִדיש / Yidish èdèe Yorùbá
For more translations, click here

Ti o ba se adako ohun kan lati oju ewe yi, jowo gboriyin fun eniti (tabi awon ti) wo koo
ki o si wa tun pada da ori re si www.scn.org/cmp/

This site is hosted through the Community Development Society (CDS)
By the Seattle Community Network (SCN)

Slogans and Proverbs: Following the path of least resistance makes all rivers
and some men crooked

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Igba ti a se atunye wo gbeyin: 2010.09.27