Questions tagged [translation]
Use it when a more complicated translation is asked for; otherwise, use single-word-requests.
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What is “OK” in Esperanto?
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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How does one say “What do you mean?” in Esperanto?
I’ve seen (in the romaneto “Gerda malaperis”):
Kion vi volas diri?
However, I suppose that just like in English, there is a slight difference between “What do you mean?” and “What do you want to ...
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How can I say “I feel ya”?
People often use "I feel ya", when texting in English. What can I say in Esperanto?
I guess "Mi komprenas" or "Mi kompatas vin" are options. Is there something more "laidback"?
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Are there any major Esperanto translation projects for either open source software or moddable games?
Once I'm better at the language, I'd like to contribute to something like this- it'd be nice to play Skyrim in Esperanto for example.
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How do we translate “to do” at the end of a sentence?
In English, for example, we can say something like the following sentences.
I don't like to exercise, but I do.
I hope he learns Esperanto, but I don't think he will.
Neither (to) exercise nor (...
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How do I translate the Swedish “lagom” into Esperanto?
The expression lagom is something that is thought by many Swedish to be unique to the language. It means not too little and not too much: just the right amount. It can be used for anything like the ...
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How would you say “I should not have taught you that”?
How would you say I should not have taught you that? Which of the following sentences is correct?
Mi ne devus instruinta tiun al vi.
Mi ne estus devinta instrui tiun al vi.
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How do I translate “hangover”?
How do I translate hangover in Esperanto? Is there a single word to translate it?
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How should I translate English noun-sequences into Esperanto?
I believe this is more of a grammatical question than a translational one. What I am referring to is things like this in English (using something I saw on Reddit as an example):
Zamenhof Day ...
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Kiel traduki ‘give a big hand’
Kiel oni bone tradukus la anglan idiomaĵon ‘give a big hand’?
Mi pensis pri io kiel ‘bonvenige aplaŭdi’ sed verŝajne ekzistas traduko pli evidenta.
