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Eureka: a cry of joy or satisfaction when one finds or discovers something.

从 Talisman, 2015年11月14日

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语言: English

Talisman (显示个人资料) 2015年11月14日下午1:26:31

Eureka: a cry of joy or satisfaction when one finds or discovers something.

Is there a way to express this in EO? Perhaps with an esperantizing form of Eureka

opalo (显示个人资料) 2015年11月14日下午4:29:10

You could just say Eŭreka! or Heŭreka!, but for more immediacy you could say Trovate! or Trovo!

Alkanadi (显示个人资料) 2015年11月16日上午8:24:55

opalo:You could just say Eŭreka! or Heŭreka!...
you can? are we allowed to mix foreign expressions into the language?

that means that arabs can mix in the expression "imbella" when speaking esperanto?

Kirilo81 (显示个人资料) 2015年11月16日上午9:13:45

Of course not, but [url=https://eo.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eŭreka]Eŭreka[/url] is a real internationalism, so part of Esperanto by §15 of the Fundamental Grammar.

opalo (显示个人资料) 2015年11月16日上午10:34:19

Alkanadi:you can? are we allowed to mix foreign expressions into the language?
It depends on your audience, your subject, the googlability of the expression.

Usually it's best to look for fundamental equivalents, but in many situations those may baffle more than the original.

Alkanadi (显示个人资料) 2015年11月16日下午3:37:57

Kirilo81:Of course not, but [url=https://eo.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eŭreka]Eŭreka[/url] is a real internationalism, so part of Esperanto by §15 of the Fundamental Grammar.
You have posted 1234 times. just a random observation

jefusan (显示个人资料) 2015年11月16日下午3:39:54

Neither eŭreka nor heŭreka shows up in the Tekstaro. That doesn't mean that it shouldn't be used, of course, but it hasn't yet become common in writing.

Hound_of_God (显示个人资料) 2015年11月17日上午1:23:30

what about something simple and made of roots like "bonsciige!" or something, to make it less audience dependent?

Alkanadi (显示个人资料) 2015年11月17日上午7:29:16

jefusan:Neither eŭreka nor heŭreka shows up in the Tekstaro. That doesn't mean that it shouldn't be used, of course, but it hasn't yet become common in writing.
How is it pronounced in Esperanto? Shouldn't it be pronounced and spelled like this: Jurika

Kirilo81 (显示个人资料) 2015年11月17日上午10:26:36

Alkanadi:You have posted 1234 times. just a random observation
Oh, nice, thanks for the attention, and I'm sorry I have to spoil this nice number now. :/

And I'm sorry, but your last post left me a bit perplexed:

Alkanadi:How is it pronounced in Esperanto?
Do you seriously ask how to pronounce a word in a language where "every word is spoken as it is written"? (H)Eŭreka can only be [(h)ɛʊ'rɛka]

Alkanadi:Shouldn't it be pronounced and spelled like this: Jurika
This is very biased as you count only the English pronounciation. In German we pronounce the word ['hɔɪʀeka], the original Ancient Greek pronounciation was ['(h)ɛ(·)ʊ'rɛ:ka], which is quite near to the one of Esperanto.

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