History: ctoxrula

Source of version: 5 (current)

Polish text: [http://piosenki.biesiadne.com/gdzie-strumyk-plynie-z-wolna/] You can listen to it here (look for the yellow bar on the top under the ad): [http://romeoo.wrzuta.pl/audio/46iYfaS5dxq/stokrotka_polna_gdzie_strumyk_plynie_z_wolna] English literal translation: Where a little stream flows slowly and May sows herbs, a field daisy grew and a grove rustled above her. "It's so bleak in this grove, that I'm horrified, the fledgelings are too high, and loneliness is bad for me." Then a scout goes slowly: "O Daisy, hello, your charm impresses me, do you want to be mine or not?" The daisy agreed And they went into dark forest, But the scout was such a scatterbrain, that he got into nettles. And she, she, she, what has to do, poor thing? Leaned over the scatterbrain and laughs: "Ha ha!" Lojban Translation by ((ianek)) (keeping rhythm, but not rhyme): vi lo nu ge. snoflecu gi vensa sombo ku ctoxrula xabju ije vruricfoi ga'u cy lu badri vi le ricfoi i ri selte'a mi i lo cipni ku galdu'e i jiksei oi li'u lo nanla ku cu cadzu i lu coi doi ctoxrula do melbi u'e i xu do prami mi li'u cy ba'o tugni ny boi i manku ricfoi klama i ny tolsanji ije ny crospa binkla vau lo pindi co ctoxrula ma gasnu va'o ti i ga'u ny boi korcu gi'e mi'afra ny You can download a recording of young people singing it at the Science Camp Serock 2011: {file name="ctoxrula.mp3"}