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Język: English
angel32163 (Pokaż profil) 17 lipca 2010, 03:24:46
The phrases in the book have the translations right after them, but on this one it cut off the last word. I cannot find the word "algulo" anywhere, even in JC Wells dictionary. The closest thing I could find was "algo" - seaweed, algae, and "ulo" - person
I don't think "algae man" was what was intended here!
The phrase was among others that demonstrated giving directions, so I'm assuming this word is related to direction as well.
Or perhaps it is a typo in the book?
ceigered (Pokaż profil) 17 lipca 2010, 05:23:36
Algulo also doesn't appear in ReVo (
), so perhaps it is a misspelling of "angulo" (angle, corner), in the sense of Post tio, iru al la stratangulo kaj pasas apud la vendejeto (.. then, go to the street corner and pass by the store). 
tommjames (Pokaż profil) 17 lipca 2010, 08:49:06
ceigered:pasas apudpasu preter
ceigered (Pokaż profil) 17 lipca 2010, 09:13:49
tommjames:Dankegon - I was looking for the right word for "by" in that contextceigered:pasas apudpasu preter
(and missed the spelling error!) angel32163 (Pokaż profil) 18 lipca 2010, 00:24:21
Yes, that makes perfect sense.
Figures that the one typo I find doesn't have a translation with it, so I couldn't figure out what the actual word should be.
tommjames (Pokaż profil) 18 lipca 2010, 11:40:31
angel32163:"al la angulo" - at the cornerThat would be "to" the corner. To say "at" it would be "ĉe" or "en".