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How to say "coming out" in Esperanto?

de woodyshakti, 30 de març de 2010

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woodyshakti (Mostra el perfil) 30 de març de 2010 23.19.03

Kara Esperantisto,

Finally Ricky Martin is coming out the closet, and it's good for him then. now it's big trend!! Now I want to know what do we say that "coming out" in Esperanto. Thank you!

thirddaykid (Mostra el perfil) 31 de març de 2010 0.15.04

woodyshakti:Kara Esperantisto,

Finally Ricky Martin is coming out the closet, and it's good for him then. now it's big trend!! Now I want to know what do we say that "coming out" in Esperanto. Thank you!
Well you could say, Mi estas gejo. "I am gay/homosexual."

Alciona (Mostra el perfil) 31 de març de 2010 0.56.36

Ekpublikagejeco? Or Ekpublikgejeco*? Begin public gayness?

*(I'm not sure if the k-g combination would give people trouble, though. As a beginner I'm not sure of the rules of dropping vowels in instances like this.)

erinja (Mostra el perfil) 31 de març de 2010 2.42.29

Sonja Kisa's dictionary is usually a good source for GLBT-related terms in Esperanto.

She has:
Sonja's dictionary:come out (of the closet) v. (as gay) malkaŝi sian gejecon, (as a lesbian) malkaŝi sian lesbecon, (slang) elŝrankiĝi, burĝoni

Alciona (Mostra el perfil) 31 de març de 2010 2.49.24

Thanks, Erinja! I Googled Sonja Kisa's online dictionary and it looks like a great resource. I've added it to my bookmarks. rideto.gif

Matthieu (Mostra el perfil) 31 de març de 2010 11.17.56

I have already heard elŝrankiĝo, and I would use it.

woodyshakti (Mostra el perfil) 1 d’abril de 2010 1.42.30

Alciona:Thanks, Erinja! I Googled Sonja Kisa's online dictionary and it looks like a great resource. I've added it to my bookmarks. rideto.gif
Thanks Erinja but did you mention this web http://vortaro.kisa.ca/index.php?

woodyshakti (Mostra el perfil) 1 d’abril de 2010 1.44.11

Dankon multe !!! rido.gif

Scalex (Mostra el perfil) 1 d’abril de 2010 20.00.17

Alciona:Ekpublikagejeco? Or Ekpublikgejeco*? Begin public gayness?

*(I'm not sure if the k-g combination would give people trouble, though. As a beginner I'm not sure of the rules of dropping vowels in instances like this.)
I think the rule for dropping vowels when combining words is to do whatever makes the word easier to pronounce - in this case, I think keeping the vowel would be preferred.

However, I don't have a source for this, so I'd double-check with someone who is more knowledgable/experienced.

Ikvero (Mostra el perfil) 2 de març de 2024 15.07.53

erinja:Sonja Kisa's dictionary is usually a good source for GLBT-related terms in Esperanto.
She has:
Sonja's dictionary:come out (of the closet) v. (as gay) malkaŝi sian gejecon, (as a lesbian) malkaŝi sian lesbecon, (slang) elŝrankiĝi, burĝoni
Hey, can you share the link to this dictionary? I wasn't aware of it.
The link that woodyshakti sent doesn't work for me :/

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