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This is related to a question about English noun sequences. The reason I'm asking is because of an apparent inconsistency in which constructions such as peanut butter, climate change or world war are ...
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In my native language, smartphone is a loanword. In Esperanto, I'd expect a kunmetaĵo. So far, I haven't seen any standard, and this surprises me. I've considered saĝtelefono, ruztelefono and ...
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The way people explain the pronunciation of the Ĥ letter is rather confusing. The sources I've seen explained it in two very different ways:
1) Like the German CH (like in Sternchen), which is in the ...
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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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Since both i.e. and e.g. both come from the Latin id est and exempli gratia, respectively, does Esperanto use the same abbreviations? If not, then what are the Esperanto abbreviations?
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I really like having a gender-neutral pronoun, but I know that not everyone agrees on the usage. Now I use it for people that have explicitly asked to have "ri" used for them. I also use it when I ...
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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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