Esperanto equivalents of english (youth) colloquial words / Aho kwitura / Inama

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Esperanto equivalents of english (youth) colloquial words

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Ubutumwa 4

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Mimich6120
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Kwerekana umwidondoro
Igihugu: Ububirigi
Ubutumwa 4

Mimich6120 (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 8 Munyonyo 2016 18:09:16

I am a begginer and I am puzzled about how to translate those little words constantly added "alone-standing" to colloquial speech

Especially "like", but also "sort of", "kind of", "kinda", ...

How do I translate that alone-standing "like"? "kiel", "samkiel", "kvazaŭ", "simile"

Example sentence :
I never, like, ... liked a girl before.

Is it " Mi neniam, kiel, ... ŝatis knabinon antaŭe" ?
or something else?

What are your proposition for these words?

Roch
8

Kwerekana umwidondoro
Igihugu: Kanada
Ubutumwa 628

Roch (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 8 Munyonyo 2016 21:58:22

I would try them on "tatoeba"

http://tatoeba.org/fra/sentences/search?query=sort...

Altebrilas
70

Kwerekana umwidondoro
Igihugu: Ubufaransa
Ubutumwa 4846

Altebrilas (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 19 Munyonyo 2016 10:28:19

Laŭ tatoeba, ŝajnas, ke iel/ia (aŭ kiel/kia, tiel/tia) taŭgus, laŭ la kunteksto.

josxuo
3

Kwerekana umwidondoro
Igihugu: Reta zunze ubumwe
Ubutumwa 8

josxuo (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 23 Munyonyo 2016 18:43:27

Mi pensas ke "ie/ia" faras la plej sento