Greatest hits from previous weeks:
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How do I say "Thank you, Mr. Obvious?"
Or is it "Captain Obvious"?
Anyway, this is a slang response when someone says something that is known to the other person - and this should be obvious to the ...
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What are the grammatically correct alternatives of the phrase “kio la fek”?
Related question that led to this one: Isn't “kio la fek” grammatically wrong?
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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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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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In English, if I don't know the gender of the person I'm referring to, I'm stuck using one of several suboptimal pronoun options. For example, if I want to say:
The lawyer is sick. ___ is going ...
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Few people know this, but Esperanto has probably never enjoyed more airtime than on June 14 1995, when 60 million people watched Diane Sawyer’s live interview of Michael Jackson and his wife Lisa ...
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I am a beginner and I can't understand the difference between "kio" and "kiu". The explanations that I have read so far only leaves me confused and to me it seems that "kio" and "kiu" are sometimes ...
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