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Desideratist (プロフィールを表示) 2012年10月23日 17:14:57

jdh694 (プロフィールを表示) 2012年10月25日 1:53:35
Desideratist:I must confess that I am sometimes plagued by cold callers, and my mobile cannot block them. It can, however, remember their numbers. The next time they ring I answer "Saluton! Kiu parolas?" and pretend to speak no English. They don't ring back.If you don't mind, I think i will steal this idea and use it when i get political calls (Only a few more weeks...)
erinja (プロフィールを表示) 2012年10月25日 2:24:18
Yes, that's the one time when in my opinion, it would be acceptable to answer the phone in Esperanto, to someone who doesn't speak Esperanto.
brianpribis (プロフィールを表示) 2012年10月30日 20:01:40
My actual opinion on this topic that saying "saluton" to everyone (or "ha lo" on the telephone, or anything of the nature) in the hopes that you will find someone who speaks Esperanto is a bad idea. In my opinion it will only make people think that you are strange, and that Esperanto speakers are strange, rather than giving a positive impression.Ah! Ok, I see what you mean. On the other hand, I am strange and so I would probably use "saluton" anyways
