Libraries Are For Everyone: Dzongkha

ByHafuboti

I was thrilled to receive this anonymous translations of LAFE.

Thank you to that individual for helping to spread the LAFE message!

Click on the above image to get your very own zip file of this Dzongkha set of signs.

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