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ceigered (プロフィールを表示) 2010年4月5日 5:55:36
Greyshades:Hey um... What's the difference? Sorry it's late for me so I'm not going to formulate a decent post. But I was looking up the word for "dream" and I don't see a difference between the two listed in the topic.Sonĝo = dreaming at night
Revo = imagination (presumably of things being made happy), dream (as in "dreams and aspirations") - Lernu dictionary says "dezirataj aferoj" - desired things (objects, actions, ideas or themes).
"Mi havas grandajn revojn, sed mi sonĝas malpace"
I could be horribly wrong though. I tend to not talk about dreams and aspirations in Esperanto
patrik (プロフィールを表示) 2010年4月5日 6:42:35
ceigered:Sonĝo = dreaming at nightNo, don't worry, you're right.
Revo = imagination (presumably of things being made happy), dream (as in "dreams and aspirations") - Lernu dictionary says "dezirataj aferoj" - desired things (objects, actions, ideas or themes).
"Mi havas grandajn revojn, sed mi sonĝas malpace"
I could be horribly wrong though. I tend to not talk about dreams and aspirations in Esperanto
Anyway, this is a lexical/semantic topic, not grammatical.
lavagulo (プロフィールを表示) 2010年4月5日 11:47:05
Thanks, Greyshades, for giving us another grammar topic. But this one is pretty cut-and-dried.
As ceigered said, you dream (sonĝi) at night when you are asleep. You can't help it, everybody does it whether they remember it or not, and the only way to stop the dream is to wake up.
But you daydream (revi) when you are awake. It is just a pleasant mind-wandering about something you'd like to have happen. But you know what a daydream is -- you probably engage in it all the time, just like the rest of us do.
Keep them coming. Most of us probably need to learn more vocabulary. And, unless we read a lot of Esperanto material, we need to have our existing vocabulary reenforced.
As ceigered said, you dream (sonĝi) at night when you are asleep. You can't help it, everybody does it whether they remember it or not, and the only way to stop the dream is to wake up.
But you daydream (revi) when you are awake. It is just a pleasant mind-wandering about something you'd like to have happen. But you know what a daydream is -- you probably engage in it all the time, just like the rest of us do.
Keep them coming. Most of us probably need to learn more vocabulary. And, unless we read a lot of Esperanto material, we need to have our existing vocabulary reenforced.
and yes, I suppose this is not a grammatical topic. But see if Mr. Smiley cares