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I have recently started studying Esperanto on Duolingo. In an exercise about professions, it used “soldato” to mean “soldier” and “milito” to mean “war”, but, …
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In order to express “Y’all”, do you simply say “vi ĉiuj”? Addendum: I thought my question was clear – I know “you” and “vi” are equivalent – both used for singular and plural “yous” (hihi). Language …
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Consider the two sentences: Mi parolas Esperanton. Mi parolas la anglan. How come English is used as an adjective, but Esperanto as a noun? Both are languages, so where does this difference come …
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What methods or programs are available for typing the characters with accents using Mac OS and iOS? Are there different versions for different Apple products? I have read there is more for Apple than …
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I am a member of Couchsurfing and I really enjoy hosting travellers from around the world (having only been a guest once so far), so I find the idea of Pasporta Servo fantastic. But without much …
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Sometimes otherwise well educated people, can say the strangest things about Esperanto and its speakers. What are the most common misconceptions, prejudice and myths that we face? Are these …
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I have been, for the last few months, ambivalent about learning Esperanto. Actually, I have yet to learn much of anything because I cannot gauge whether it would be reasonable to take time to do so …
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Of course the accusative case is used for the Direct Object. However, this is far from the only usage of the accusative in Esperanto. When should I use it and when should I avoid it?
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