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dragonsgift (프로필 보기) 2007년 9월 5일 오후 6:44:08
Mendacapote:Hmm, Esperantigxetis...
Mi esperantigxetis dum nur semajne.
Mi esperantigxetis dum nur unu semajno.
Esperant'iĝ'et'is
How does the 'iĝ' work with 'Esperanto' in this instance?
Can you explain this one a little bit?
Mendacapote (프로필 보기) 2007년 9월 5일 오후 7:20:23
Esperant/igi: Translating something into Esperanto. Sometimes it means teaching Esperanto.
Esperant/iĝi: Studying Esperanto, Becoming an Esperantisto by your own effort.
Esperanti/iĝ/et/i: To study just a little bit of Esperanto… far from becoming an Esperantisto… yet.
Esperant/iĝi: Studying Esperanto, Becoming an Esperantisto by your own effort.
Esperanti/iĝ/et/i: To study just a little bit of Esperanto… far from becoming an Esperantisto… yet.
Miland (프로필 보기) 2007년 9월 5일 오후 8:13:53
dragonsgift: I was trying .. to express that A) I began studying a week ago, and B) After a little study I learned a great deal.One way may be
What is the best and most concise way to express that?
'Ekstudinte Esperanton antaux semajnon, mi jam lernis multe.'
But personally, I think that user-friendly clarity is more important than a clever attempt to compress everything as much as possible, so I might prefer
'Mi komencis studi Esperanton antaux unu semajnon, kaj jam lernis multe.'
In other words, the best way may not always be the most concise.
