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Vestitor (プロフィールを表示) 2015年8月31日 8:58:38
Ĉi denotes proximity. I suppose its literal translation as used with tiu is 'that (thing) here', which is this.
Used alone it means 'here', but it's not encountered all that much.
The second sentence you gave is not 'this lesson...'
Used alone it means 'here', but it's not encountered all that much.
The second sentence you gave is not 'this lesson...'
jagr2808 (プロフィールを表示) 2015年8月31日 9:09:24
When ĉi is used alone in that way you put it together with the word, like: ĉileciono
In other words it's a contraction of ĉi- tiu -leciono
Edit: This aparently just for adverbs
And ĉi standing as a sole word is like vestitor said.
In other words it's a contraction of ĉi- tiu -leciono
Edit: This aparently just for adverbs
And ĉi standing as a sole word is like vestitor said.
tommjames (プロフィールを表示) 2015年8月31日 9:13:58
Alkanadi:For example, what is the difference between these:No difference in meaning really, but the 2nd phrase is more modern usage. It's not specifically wrong, but some consider it evitinda to leave out the "tiu" like that.
Ĉi tiu leciono estas bona
Ĉi leciono estas bona
There's a section about it in PMEG.
