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Need Help With Some Colloquialisms

从 Polaris, 2008年11月27日

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语言: English

Polaris (显示个人资料) 2008年11月27日下午12:39:40

I need to be able to express a few "slangy" expressions in Esperanto, and I was wondering if there are already some stock phrases in use. How would I express the idea of:

"Oh, Come off it!" or "Oh, Come on, now!" in the context of disbelief? Another one that comes to mind is "Give me a break!"

Also, what about a surprise expression such as "Oh, my goodness" or "MAN!/Dude!" or even just "Wow!" in the context of either shock or dismay?

Thanks

mnlg (显示个人资料) 2008年11月27日下午1:15:49

There might be better proposals around but what I use for your first purpose is "ĉesu!".

To express surprise I use "nu!" or "ho ve!"

Miland (显示个人资料) 2008年11月27日下午3:04:26

For incredulity, an alternative might be

"Tute ne!"

awake (显示个人资料) 2008年11月28日上午2:54:17

Polaris:
"Oh, Come off it!" or "Oh, Come on, now!" in the context of disbelief? Another one that comes to mind is "Give me a break!"

Also, what about a surprise expression such as "Oh, my goodness" or "MAN!/Dude!" or even just "Wow!" in the context of either shock or dismay?

Thanks
I use Ho! and Ho Ve! for this sort of thing.

The following might also work
Ĉu vere? = Really? (literally Is it true?)
Vi ŝercas! = You're joking!
Ne frenezu! = Don't act crazy!
Vi ne seriozas! = You're not serious!

or some variation on that theme. ridulo.gif

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