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So I have this idea

de DavidDeAngla, 9 de agosto de 2021

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Idioma: English

DavidDeAngla (Mostrar perfil) 9 de agosto de 2021 09:23:24

So I once learned Esperanto with my cousins whilst I was visting.We got hang of the basics pretty well.I had to leave and left him isolated.2 years later when out of curiosity we tried speaking together in Esperanto and there version completly developed into some weird.It developed ig cases,as os is tense endings got mixed and depended on vowel length.This randomly popped into my head when I was scrolling through my documents.What should I do with it Would it be technically one of the first languages to naturally develop out of Esperanto?

Miland (Mostrar perfil) 9 de agosto de 2021 17:32:35

People have been trying to 'tinker' with Esperanto for 100 years. In brief: none of the attempts ever took off. If you are serious, try to learn Esperanto well from good books (or the courses on this website). In the UK Tim Owen has written two excellent books which I can recommend.

Myrinsk (Mostrar perfil) 18 de agosto de 2021 06:05:25

sounds more like a dialect

walfino (Mostrar perfil) 3 de octubre de 2021 08:50:30

Would it be technically one of the first languages to naturally develop out of Esperanto?
Erm, ne. Nature kreskitaj variaĵoj de Esperanto eble inkluzivas ri-ismo, Esperant' ktp.

Planoj por tute ŝanĝi la lingvon preskaŭ neniam sukcesos - jen Ido, ilia "Internaciona Renkontro" havas ĝenerale malpli ol 10 homoj.

Paroli normalan Esperanton kaj ĉiuj povas bone kompreni vin. Se vi miksas la finojn de la vortoj ktp, tio ŝajnas laŭ mi Esperantaĉo.

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