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Use it for questions about phrases that should be used in a specific case, or translations.
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Ĉu ekzistas esprimo por "head or tail" / "pile ou face" / "Kopf oder Zahl"
Ĉu ekzistas esprimo por demandi al homo pri veto, kiu el la du flankoj de ordinara monero estas supera post ĵeto?
Temas fakte pri nomado de la du flankoj de monero, kiuj kutime montras emblemon (ekz. …
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How to translate the expression "ready, steady, go"?
In running, to start the competition, someone shouts "Ready, steady, go!". Is there a common Esperanto translation for this? Are there any real usage examples?
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