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auxro (顯示個人資料) 2011年10月26日上午10:42:23
sudanglo:Ah! I see Aŭro. Unfortunately, el-fal-maĉo - as opposed to el-fal-matĉo - conjures a rather bizarre sort of image of a chewing gum contest.
Also the pronunciation of the two words is different. In 'matĉo' there is a little pause between the 't' and the 'ĉ' (to make the sound of the 't' clear).
The same sort of thing occurs in the words 'budĝeto' and 'Pollando' and 'Finna'
I understand what you mean. However, lernu.net vortaro also suggests "maĉo".Maybe, as it is difficult to imagine a noun derriving from "maĉi" (gumon)
Another possibility, could it be "forig-ma(t)ĉo"?
auxro (顯示個人資料) 2011年10月26日下午5:42:05
"Fina turniro de olimpia (post)sezono"? Hmm..
Anyway, a key word could be "eliminate", so, "elimina turniro"?
Epikuro57 (顯示個人資料) 2011年10月26日下午8:11:17
erinja:Playoffs function almost as a tournament; not all teams are invited, and teams start to get eliminated.I know that down under playoffs are called Finals, so I'm thinking it could be "finoj" or possibly "sezonfinoj" would be better.
Therefore perhaps you could call the playoffs a "sezonfina turniro" (season-end tournament).
Epikuro57 (顯示個人資料) 2011年10月26日下午8:25:48
Epikuro57:Further in this vein, what abouterinja:Playoffs function almost as a tournament; not all teams are invited, and teams start to get eliminated.I know that down under playoffs are called Finals, so I'm thinking it could be "finoj" or possibly "sezonfinoj" would be better.
Therefore perhaps you could call the playoffs a "sezonfina turniro" (season-end tournament).
quarter-final = kvaronfino
semi-final = duonfino
final = Fino
and in the Page-Mcintyre system used down under:
Qualifying Final = Kvalifikantfino
Preliminary Final = Preparfino
Grand Final = Grandiozfino
Thoughts?
Mustelvulpo (顯示個人資料) 2011年10月27日下午9:26:11
Seeing that it's World Series time in the U.S. (unfortunately, my hometown team, the Detroit Tigers came close but didn't make it- eliminated by the Texas Rangers in the "duonfino"), I give the following example:
"With the the bases loaded, the pitcher got ahead 0-2 in the count but then hung a slider and the batter hit a shot up the gap for a double, sending all three runners home."
I'd have a hard time translating that sentence so that it would be clear to all- at least not in less than 100 words.
erinja (顯示個人資料) 2011年10月28日上午1:48:23
Mustelvulpo:"With the the bases loaded, the pitcher got ahead 0-2 in the count but then hung a slider and the batter hit a shot up the gap for a double, sending all three runners home."Your first task is to translate it into English. Someone who doesn't know baseball has no hope of understanding that, even if they speak English natively.
I'd have a hard time translating that sentence so that it would be clear to all- at least not in less than 100 words.
You speak English, but understanding the exact meaning of "Seamer Umar Gul (3-78) blew the top order away with an impressive new ball burst and Saeed Ajmal (3-45) left the tail-enders spinning as Sri Lanka were dismissed for 239 after winning the toss." would probably require a translation for you. (I pulled that verbatim from a news article about a cricket match)
Arcane terminology usually isn't worth translating with more arcane terminology.