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Evildela (Profiel tonen) 7 december 2011 05:29:00
As the topic states, what is Marĉando? I found it while reading "La venecia komercisto"
darkweasel (Profiel tonen) 7 december 2011 06:19:24
1Guy1 (Profiel tonen) 7 december 2011 10:20:17
Chainy (Profiel tonen) 7 december 2011 10:42:31
marĉandi = to haggle, to negotiate terms.
The Lernu dictionary gives: 'to haggle, to bargain', which seems reasonable enough.
The Lernu dictionary also contains 'marĉandado'. So, when looking for words, it's good to check out the different versions of a word - don't just type in 'marĉando' and then give up! The root is clearly 'marĉand/'. Try typing 'marĉand' in the Lernu dictionary to see what you get.
Evildela (Profiel tonen) 7 december 2011 11:58:09
1Guy1 (Profiel tonen) 7 december 2011 17:24:40
Evildela:What a fail, I didn't even consider it to be a verb, the context it was in seemed like perhaps a name or something... perhaps I'm wigging outPerhaps it is just information overload - happens to the best of us
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Diablo (Profiel tonen) 14 december 2011 17:57:13
Evildela:Laux la temo de tiu cxi fadeno, kio estas Marĉando? Mi trafis gxin dum mia legado de La venecia komercistoIt's strangely reminiscent of French "marchand" which is another word for esperanto "komercisto".
As the topic states, what is Marĉando? I found it while reading "La venecia komercisto"
Miland (Profiel tonen) 14 december 2011 20:29:08
Evildela (Profiel tonen) 15 december 2011 04:57:09
Miland:It's not too different from the words "merchant" and "merchandise", so that may help you remember its meaning; merchants make deals, ili marĉandas!Hey good point, thats awesome