Patimatli ali Alice tu V??ilia ti Ciudii: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland in Aromanian

Cumu s'nu ti h?rseasc? aest? carti tsi ari h?rsit? ah?ntea b?rni di njits, tu tut? dunjaua! Tora u avemu ti prota oar? tu limba arm?neasc?. Limba n? easti arhund? sh axi ti apridutseri, ti atsea va s'aflats aua, tu patimatli ali Alice, un? pirifan? dizv?rteari, un? bun? furnjii ti anvitsari, ama sh ti adutseari aminti zboar? di z?mani. Autorlu easti genialu Lewis Carroll (1832-1898), tsi ari anvitsat? Oxford, deapoa fu profesoru Oxford di matematic? sh di logic?, unlu di atselji di prota c?dr?geadz di portreti tu Europ?, nica ditu 1856. Ari al?sat? tsintsi albumi di caduri sh multi c?rts?. Editsia di tora fu andreapt? ti yiurtia, tu 2015, a 150-loru anj di la prota tipuseari. --- How can anyone not enjoy this book, which has been a pleasure to so many generations of children the world over? Now for the first time we have Alice in the Aromanian language. Aromanian, also known as Macedo-Romanian or Vlach, is an Eastern Romance language which shares many features with modern Romanian, though while Romanian has been influenced by the Slavic languages, Aromanian has been more influenced by Greek. The author was the genius Lewis Carroll, whose real name was Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (1832-1898). He studied at Oxford, afterwards lecturing in mathematics and logic there. He was one of the early portrait photographers in Europe, beginning in 1856. The present edition was prepared for the 2015 celebration of the 150th anniversary of the first publication of the book.