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Use it for questions about phrases that should be used in a specific case, or translations.
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How to say "you have good taste"?
If you want to tell someone that he has good taste in music/poetry/etc, what is the best way to do it? I have some ideas, but there are probably better ways to say it than "vi elektas bone tion kion …
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How to translate "day after day"?
How to translate "day after day" in the sentence I am writing my novel day after day?
As it describes the verb writing, I think an adverb should be a good idea. But how to place the adverb mark on ta …
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How to say "one trick left", "one card left", "something more up my sleeve"?
What can you say when you have used many possibilities, but there is still one available solution that people are not usually expecting?
In PIV/Vortaro.net, there is
truk/o
1 Artifiko uzata en filma …
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How do you say "to have a good time"?
How do you say that you are having/had a pleasing moment? Is there a common expression for this?
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How to translate "to catch a bus"?
Some people translate it as kapti buson, but that seems to be an anglicism. The bus does not become less free, since you are only using it. What is the most normal way to say it?
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How to translate "butterscotch pie" to Esperanto?
Butterscotch is a kind of English confectionnary and flavour. I am not sure what it is, but according to the article, it contains brown sugar, butter and other things. The French wikipédia article nam …
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How do you translate "Top 10 X" (in the title of an article or video)?
A popular kind of article and videos are Top 10 X, which is a list of 10 X things that are considered the best by the author. In French, we often add a grammatical article to this expression: Top 10 d …
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How do you say "create a poll"?
As poll, I am thinking about a place/thing where each person can cast one vote for one choice between several choices. I used to say krei voĉdonujon, but it is not a common way to say it, and it refer …
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How does one say "Count to 10" in Esperanto?
How do I ask someone to count to 10 in Esperanto? By that, I want him to say "1", then "2", then "3" ... up until "10". Is there a word or a sentence for that?
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Is there a non-religious alternative for "Diable!"?
"Diable!" is similar to "What an unpleasant surprise!". What word(s) can I use to convey the same meaning? It should be not religious, understood and hopefully short.
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