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lingvokapablo (프로필 보기) 2012년 5월 2일 오후 4:28:34
darkweasel:Since bonvolu is already a verb, it needs to be followed by an infinitive: bonvolu aŭskulti kaj provi.But is the rest of it correct?
Or, how about: Aŭskultu kaj provu kompreni la sekvantan dialogon/interparoladon, mi petas.
gianich73 (프로필 보기) 2012년 5월 2일 오후 4:50:01
lingvokapablo:I would use bonvolu because I think it is more polite. Bonvolu aŭskulti kaj provi. Insteand of sekvantan, I would use sekvan or sekvontan (because it will come). However, I may be wrong.darkweasel:Since bonvolu is already a verb, it needs to be followed by an infinitive: bonvolu aŭskulti kaj provi.But is the rest of it correct?
Or, how about: Aŭskultu kaj provu kompreni la sekvantan dialogon/interparoladon, mi petas.
sudanglo (프로필 보기) 2012년 5월 2일 오후 6:50:16
There are a number of verbs in Esperanto that can be translations of 'try'. Provi has the nuance of giving something a try, or putting it to the test.
This might be appropriate, or you might like to use peni (make an effort, endeavour)
Bonvolu aŭskulti kaj penu kompreni la sekvontan konversacion.
EDit: having politely asked you to listen, I don't think one needs to obsequious and apply the bonvolu to the trying. A simple instruction seems adequate.
This might be appropriate, or you might like to use peni (make an effort, endeavour)
Bonvolu aŭskulti kaj penu kompreni la sekvontan konversacion.
EDit: having politely asked you to listen, I don't think one needs to obsequious and apply the bonvolu to the trying. A simple instruction seems adequate.
