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Casperr (顯示個人資料) 2015年8月28日下午9:31:57
Are there any Esperanto equivalents to hesitation devices such as "um" and "er?" Like for example, in Japanese people don't say "uhhh," instead there's "ano" and "eto."
Or would you just use whatever your native language's hesitation devices are?
Also, if anyone had a list of Esperanto interjections or something I'd love to see it.
I am also curious about other Esperanto-equivalents of interjections like "well" (not as in "He did this well," but as in "Well, I don't think he did that well," ) "oh no," "aha!" "aaah!" "aww," "boo," "humph..."
If you're in need of more examples, here's a list of English interjections: http://www.vidarholen.net/contents/interjections/
I'm currently learning Esperanto with Duolingo and it hasn't come up yet so if it's taught somewhere on here, sorry. I tried searching in a few En-Eo dictionaries and didn't find anything.
Or would you just use whatever your native language's hesitation devices are?
Also, if anyone had a list of Esperanto interjections or something I'd love to see it.
I am also curious about other Esperanto-equivalents of interjections like "well" (not as in "He did this well," but as in "Well, I don't think he did that well," ) "oh no," "aha!" "aaah!" "aww," "boo," "humph..."
If you're in need of more examples, here's a list of English interjections: http://www.vidarholen.net/contents/interjections/
I'm currently learning Esperanto with Duolingo and it hasn't come up yet so if it's taught somewhere on here, sorry. I tried searching in a few En-Eo dictionaries and didn't find anything.
