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Langue: English
jkph00 (Voir le profil) 26 mars 2013 20:21:12
Antaǔdankon denove!
Rugxdoma (Voir le profil) 26 mars 2013 20:34:00
jkph00:In the U.S., a real estate agent works for a real estate broker. Both are involved in the sale of various forms of properties such as buildings, homes, land – sometimes even businesses in conjunction with them. How does one name them in Esperanto?Bienmakleristo, dommakleristo?
Antaǔdankon denove!
jkph00 (Voir le profil) 26 mars 2013 21:05:41
Rugxdoma:Bienmakleristo, dommakleristo?Thanks, Ruĝdoma!
robbkvasnak (Voir le profil) 26 mars 2013 21:59:35
sudanglo (Voir le profil) 27 mars 2013 13:07:27
A News-agency is novaĵagentejo
An Estate agents (British English) could just be a domagentejo perhaps.
The function performed is maklerado
Simon Pure (Voir le profil) 27 mars 2013 18:15:07
sudanglo:A travel agency is vojaĝagentejo.So a dommakleristo would work for/in a domagentejo? Or are you suggesting domagento / domagentisto instead of dommakleristo?
A News-agency is novaĵagentejo
An Estate agents (British English) could just be a domagentejo perhaps.
The function performed is maklerado
Rugxdoma (Voir le profil) 27 mars 2013 19:44:12
Simon Pure:Perhaps the word "makleri" could be made unnecessary even in other connections, and be replaced by some other word(s). Could that be a solution, if we want the language to be as simple as possible for everybody to learn?sudanglo:A travel agency is vojaĝagentejo.So a dommakleristo would work for/in a domagentejo? Or are you suggesting domagento / domagentisto instead of dommakleristo?
A News-agency is novaĵagentejo
An Estate agents (British English) could just be a domagentejo perhaps.
The function performed is maklerado