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hebda999 (显示个人资料) 2012年2月23日下午6:46:27
Zafur:Hmm I'm stumped between unikorno and unicornulo...You get it wrong!!! It is:
unikorno / unukornulo, not unicornulo!!!
Zafur (显示个人资料) 2012年2月23日下午7:27:45
hebda999:Thanks for catching the typo. I was on a smartphone while eating lunch so I wasn't able to check for typos too well. Fixed.Zafur:Hmm I'm stumped between unikorno and unicornulo...You get it wrong!!! It is:
unikorno / unukornulo, not unicornulo!!!
benjordan (显示个人资料) 2012年2月23日下午10:52:51
I have another question. I'm not very clear on how to ask questions.
How would you translate these question?:
Are you ready for this? "Cxu Vin estas preta por cxi tiu?" That's my best guess.
EldanarLambetur (显示个人资料) 2012年2月23日下午11:27:54
If you just want a general "this" in this situation I think you might want "ĉi tio".
Do,
"Ĉu vi estas preta por ĉi tio?"
Or even
"Ĉu vi pretas por ĉi tio?"
benjordan (显示个人资料) 2012年2月24日上午2:14:30
I can't remember learning a word for Off, and I can't find it in the dictionary. I attempted to use malsur, but I have no idea if that's right.
Here is an example of me using it.
Prenas malsur tio terurega robo tuj!
And thanks for your help, Eldanar and Oxymor
erinja (显示个人资料) 2012年2月24日上午3:26:55
On a table versus off a table - this is a very different meaning than a light being on or off.
Or clothes being on or off, although the clothes do have a bit more in common with the table than a light.
To take something off of something is usually translated with the word "for", which means something like "away". The word "for" can also mean something like "distant".
forpreni (for/preni) and formeti (for/meti) are words that are sometimes used to describe taking off clothing.
Similarly, almeti (al/meti) can mean "to put on", in the context of clothing and also in other contexts.
Tjeri (显示个人资料) 2012年2月24日上午6:36:36
mane = kolhararo (hair on horse neck)mane = kolhararo (hair on horse neck)"Krinaro" also exists.