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darkweasel (显示个人资料) 2011年12月8日下午5:54:41
first off, this forum should be in english.
secondly, recently there was a thread about intransitive "feel" in esperanto. it may help you.
secondly, recently there was a thread about intransitive "feel" in esperanto. it may help you.
qwertz (显示个人资料) 2011年12月11日上午10:38:58
Sahaquiel:Sorry, mi English is not so good, then I think wrote in Esperanto to express myself. Thanks for the link, and sorry again.No worries/ Ne ĝenu, Sahaquiel.
sudanglo (显示个人资料) 2011年12月11日上午11:22:14
Sahaquiel. Forget about the language police.
Many English Forum members understand Esperanto, and are quite aware that Esperanto exists precisely to assist international communication.
To feel like a Sir would be I imagine: Sin senti kiel Kavaliro.
But did you mean Sir the title in the English honours system?
Perhaps you were looking for Sinjoro, or ĝentlemano, or Lordo, or even viro.
Another structure for 'feel like', as in 'I feel like an idiot' would be: Mi sentas min idioto
I feel like a cup of tea, of course, would have a quite different translation.
Many English Forum members understand Esperanto, and are quite aware that Esperanto exists precisely to assist international communication.
To feel like a Sir would be I imagine: Sin senti kiel Kavaliro.
But did you mean Sir the title in the English honours system?
Perhaps you were looking for Sinjoro, or ĝentlemano, or Lordo, or even viro.
Another structure for 'feel like', as in 'I feel like an idiot' would be: Mi sentas min idioto
I feel like a cup of tea, of course, would have a quite different translation.