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Adjective followed by infinitive?
The monad rolled around the woods, careful not to fall into the river.
La monado ruliĝis tra la arboj, atentanta (por ke) ne fali en la riveron.
Adjective, careful relates to the monad.
The human w …
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Why is Esperanto a noun, but other languages are adjectives?
English and French are adjectives too.
As "Esperanto" is a sufficient long name, la esperanta never took hold, besides maybe being a bit more ambiguous (the hoping). …
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