In English it's almost the opposite of "truechess"
When telling people to try this site, I'm thinking they may have the preconceived notion of the site as phony chess.
We are all big fans of Bruce Li!
I think it is "libre" in french, which means "free" and it is pronounced "lee", not "lie".
" Answered 3 years ago by thibault
The "li" stands for "libre", and uses the same pronunciation."
Live
Perhaps "libro" meaning "book" in Spanish?
Being most here likely in United States you'd think the derivation would be from a word commonly used here. So how about "literal", "little", or "live"?
Have you heard of the Statue of Liberty?
That is that thing donated by the French...
I heard of that statue. I could ask if you heard of the lithograph without additional wording and it wouldn't be clear if there were some substance to it.
libation, libel, liberal, libido ....
All wrong. It's "litany" in fact.
