How to tell people there's a fire in many different languages.
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| Auxiliary and constructed languages | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Esperanto | Fajron! | ||
| Interlingua | Foco! | ||
| Klingon | qul! | ||
| Lojban | ju'i .i fagri | ||
| Volapük | Lefilö! | ||
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