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thirddaykid (プロフィールを表示) 2007年9月13日 4:40:29
My name is Jerett. The closest i got was G(x)erit. Jerett is prounounced Jair-it. send me an actuall message if you have an answer.
markotraviko (プロフィールを表示) 2007年9月13日 5:55:12
thirddaykid:How would i write my name in esperanto to make it written like it would be prounouned?If I were you I'd use "Ĝeret" or you could truly Esperantise it with an "o" ending & use "Ĝereto".
My name is Jerett. The closest i got was G(x)erit. Jerett is prounounced Jair-it. send me an actuall message if you have an answer.
"Gxerit" is no good because it would be pronounced "Jer-eet".
awake (プロフィールを表示) 2007年9月17日 1:00:43
Male names traditionally end only in -o. Of course, many people choose not to esperantize their names at all.
Note, even though your name ends in -a, not in -o, it should still take the accusative -n ending when it is used as an object.
Li batis Anan = He hit Anna
Lin batis Ana = Anna hit him
Betka:Well, my language uses (mostly) phonetic spelling, so it's easier for me.
Alžběta would probably be "Aljxbjeta". I don't think I need to add a "o". Ana in the course "mi estas komencanto" is "Ana". No "o".
placido (プロフィールを表示) 2007年9月22日 8:52:43
First,use Ĝereto, pay attention to the pronounciation
Ĝe 'reto ,all the esperanto words accent the penultimate syllable and nouns end with a vowel which make it sounds graceful.
Second, write and pronouce in the way your mother tongue,i.e. Jerett
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