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ESPERANTO
This infographic is about Esperanto, an international auxiliary language created in 1887 by Dr. Ludwig Zamenhoff. It is the most widely used constructed language in the world.
Days of the Week
lundo - Monday mardo - Tuesday merkredo - Wednesday ĵaŭdo - Thursday vendredo - Friday sabato - Saturday dimanĉo - Sunday
Cheeze - How Do You Think
[Translated to Esperanto]
Mi ne vidis vin ekde monato. Kaj nenio. Eble mi pli blankas, pli dormemas, iomete pli silentas sed ŝajne eblas vivi sen aero!
“Amo” Maria Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska (via hirtiganto)
(kvankam la ninĵaoj venas el japanio…mi ne faris la bildon, do, pardonon)
Date Night
Me: So what do you think about Esperanto?
Date: What's that?
Mi: *Stuffing breadsticks into bag* Mi multe bezonas lasi nun!
Estu trankvila kaj ŝanĝu la tutan mondon!
Untranslatable words
From Esperanto, round two.
Ŝparemulemulino: a girl who likes thrifty guys
Testudidado: the act of being a baby turtle
Aranearane: in the manner of a member of a group of spiders
Hipopotamamo: a love for, between, or resembling hippopotami
Elverŝoverŝajneco: the probability of spilling something out
Ilenui: to be bored of tools
Troovigi: to make something too eggy
Vortomorto: the death of a word
Ridindinti: to have been ridiculous in the past
Kapjesisto: a person who keeps nodding or nods for a living
Epopeegiginda: worth being made a really big epic poem of
BTS - Blood, Sweat & Tears
[Translated to Esperanto]
Dean Fujioka - History Maker
[Translated to Esperanto]
Bestoj!
Quick & dirty Esperanto
From “Beginner’s Esperanto”
Prepositions
suffixes
Prepositions can occur as suffixes on verbs. Examples include:
kunveni: to meet
reveni: to come back
alveni: to arrive
deveni: to come from/originate in
elveni: to come out
interveni: to intervene
You can use them with the accusative:
Ili suriras la cxevalon: They get on the horse
Ni eniris la cxambron: We entered the room
the preposition el
The preposition el often has the meaning of “completely, thoroughly,” as in these examples:
La prokoj elmangxis la pomojn: the pigs ate all the apples.
Jasmina ellaboris la planon: Jasmina worked out the plan
Eltrinku, kamaradoj! Drink up, camrades!
The 1975 - One Wish
[Translated to Esperanto]