Slang & Dirty
de woodyshakti, 3 d’abril de 2010
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woodyshakti (Mostra el perfil) 3 d’abril de 2010 0.08.18
do you know how can i find website or sources where i can learn eo slang and dirty words???
Thanks
erinja (Mostra el perfil) 3 d’abril de 2010 2.59.13
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esperanto_profanity
http://en.lernu.net/lernado/vortoj/vortlernado/lis...
These are for profanities. I don't know of a page that describes Esperanto slang very well. Most people don't speak Esperanto in a very slangy way, compared to how national languages are spoken.
Kraut (Mostra el perfil) 3 d’abril de 2010 4.44.16
woodyshakti:Hey guysmaltrinki = urini = pisi
do you know how can i find website or sources where i can learn eo slang and dirty words???
Thanks
feki
fiki
Being Colloquial in Esperanto by David Jordan
ceigered (Mostra el perfil) 3 d’abril de 2010 5.33.04
darkweasel (Mostra el perfil) 3 d’abril de 2010 7.57.49
I once proposed tito as a slangy alternative to mamo, but it hasn't found any use yet.
ceigered (Mostra el perfil) 3 d’abril de 2010 10.06.06
darkweasel:Tabuaj vortoj en Esperanto is also a great source.Maybe because it sounds a bit too close to this: Viaj titoloj estas tre belaj, Sinjorino.
I once proposed tito as a slangy alternative to mamo, but it hasn't found any use yet.
darkweasel (Mostra el perfil) 3 d’abril de 2010 10.15.43
ceigered:No. That's because I haven't advertised it enough! It would however be a sufficiently international word - English tit, German Titte, Spanish teta, Italian tetta ...darkweasel:Tabuaj vortoj en Esperanto is also a great source.Maybe because it sounds a bit too close to this: Viaj titoloj estas tre belaj, Sinjorino.
I once proposed tito as a slangy alternative to mamo, but it hasn't found any use yet.
(Since the accent is titólo, you can hardly confuse that with títo.)
tommjames (Mostra el perfil) 3 d’abril de 2010 10.30.41
Some of the phrases seem a bit on the silly side though
jan aleksan (Mostra el perfil) 3 d’abril de 2010 12.42.57
erinja (Mostra el perfil) 3 d’abril de 2010 13.10.37
ceigered:The most slangy way of speaking apart from using profanities etc is to be lazy with the endings etc, but that's more pidgin-speak than slang pronunciation.Perhaps that's your slang, but that's not reflective of most slang I have seen at Esperanto events!