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語言: English
erinja (顯示個人資料) 2012年8月14日下午11:27:53
sudanglo:You could be even more economical. If one Esperantist passed another in the street hurrying in the opposite direction he might call out Kien vi? To which the reply might come 'Al la kongesejo. Kaj vi?I would even go so far as to say that "Kien vi?" would be much more common than "Kien vi volas?"; I hear (and use) the equivalent of "Kien vi?" frequently, but not "Kien vi volas?"
Hyperboreus (顯示個人資料) 2012年8月15日上午12:23:38
hebda999 (顯示個人資料) 2012年8月16日上午5:44:26
erinja:Strangely enough: in Polish we have:
I would even go so far as to say that "Kien vi?" would be much more common than "Kien vi volas?"; I hear (and use) the equivalent of "Kien vi?" frequently, but not "Kien vi volas?"
"ty dokąd?" or "ty gdzie?" = "vi kien?" = "you where to?"
but it is considered to be a bit parental or rude. Nevertheless esperanto variant might be quite ok.
tommjames (顯示個人資料) 2012年8月16日上午10:08:25
hebda999 (顯示個人資料) 2012年8月17日上午5:13:28
tommjames:Apparently this implied "go" exists in Russian too. My girlfriend today told me in English "I want to Russia!" (she's looking forward to her coming holidays there). ...It seems to be the feature of most Slavic languages:
Polish: chcę do Polski = mi volas (reveni, veturi) al Polujo = I want to Poland
chcę = mi volas = I want
do = al = to
Polski = Polujo = Poland
same:
chcę do mamy = mi volas al panjo
chcę do domu = mi volas hejmen
...
