Alkanadi:

mbalicki:Do you think, that broken Esperanto would do the trick of connecting Esperantists?

Also, why the milk? I don't get what „esperanta lakto” is supposed to mean… :/

I have no idea what Esperanta lakto is? Maybe, it is green milk. Maybe, it is milk that comes with an Esperanto label.

If I could find the "got milk?" font, I'd make a T-shirt with Zamenhof and "got hope?"

uosuaq:If I could find the "got milk?" font, I'd make a T-shirt with Zamenhof and "got hope?"

lol, that would be amazing. If you don't mind, I might steal that idea. Maybe with a milk carton with Zamĉjo's face on it.

Here's a font that is practically the same, by the way. Just tweak the letter spacing, and no one will notice the difference.

uosuaq:

Alkanadi:

mbalicki:Do you think, that broken Esperanto would do the trick of connecting Esperantists?

Also, why the milk? I don't get what „esperanta lakto” is supposed to mean… :/

I have no idea what Esperanta lakto is? Maybe, it is green milk. Maybe, it is milk that comes with an Esperanto label.

If I could find the "got milk?" font, I'd make a T-shirt with Zamenhof and "got hope?"

Didn't one successful US presidential campaign in 2008 use this phrase? I vaguely recall ...

Bruso:

Altebrilas:
I had a cap with "saluton!" printed on it. For me, it is the ideal: Any esperantist can recognize it and it is discrete enough for not being suspected of proselytism. Moreover, it is polite and friendly.

You mean "Parolu Esperanton aŭ Mortu!" isn't polite or friendly?

It depends... Maybe if you are Torquemada...

uosuaq:

If I could find the "got milk?" font, I'd make a T-shirt with Zamenhof and "got hope?"

Thats a very good idea! I would buy it! But seriously, if we want to get some speakers we need to think more the design, in my way I would not buy a simple and cold T-shirt with a boring word or phrase. We need to think the design!, thats what will attract the people!

Here some examples (I don't own the copyrights anyway, of course):

This example
And this one

Tell me if you would buy one with esperanto's version!