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I say "okay" quite often, both when speaking English and my native language, which is Swedish. Here are some examples of how I use it:
To describe something, replacing words like fine, good enough, ...
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Sometimes I use Google Translate to translate text from/to English/French to/from Esperanto.
Is Google Translate good enough, or should I avoid it?
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Both express an idea of movement (the first one with the preposition al, and the second with the -n for direction.) Do they mean the same thing, and is it always the case?
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My understanding is that Esperanto's vocabulary relies primarily on Indo-European languages. Here are a few of the major families within that group:
Italic (including Latin, Romance)
Germanic (...
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Are la malplej juna and la plej maljuna entirely interchangeable? If so, which one is the most common?
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I know that the Spanish language course is/will be available, but what about the other major languages?
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It seems as though there is a lot of confusion over this topic. What is the difference between ĉar and pro? In what case would I use each word?
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Can you answer this question?
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I won't post a picture of cleavage here.
For pictures see 胸の谷間 - Wikipedia.
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