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Imagine I want to describe this photo and I want to say something like “the cat is facing right”, ie, his head is turned towards the right-hand side of the image.
Some ideas I had:
La kato frontas ...
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What are the most well-known books that have been translated into Esperanto?
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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 can understand why in the context of today's discussions on gender, and I see a need for it, but what were the main reasons for creating iĉismo? I would like to know who created it and why.
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I know how the infinitive form of a verb is used in Esperanto.
Mi ŝatas danci. (I like to dance.)
Does Esperanto have a parallel to English gerunds?
I like dancing.
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Does anyone know of a good text to speech service or program for Esperanto?
Have been fiddling with AWS Polly Polish, but it doesn't say glaciaĵo right and other such words
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Note, access to AWS ...
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What is the difference between per, por, pri, and pro?
All these words look and feel sort of similar to me. What are the possible uses for each of them? How do I decide which to use?
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When someone starts learning a language, there are some novels that really should be required reading (if we're going that route of learning). Esperanto has a lot of literature. Is there a list of ...
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