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Reteos (プロフィールを表示) 2010年7月22日 2:04:29
Next saturday (not this one) il be in the Airport and i was wondering what Airport words there may be, and possible usable phrases for me to practise
?i know its kind of a stupid question but im hoping some of the more experienced esperantists could churn out a list of words and stuff or link me somewhere
thanks everyone!
Reteos
Miland (プロフィールを表示) 2010年7月22日 16:23:56
atendejo waiting area
akceptejo reception (or check in)
aliro approach or access
alo wing
aviadilo aeroplane
bagaĵo (or pakaĵo)luggage
bileto ticket
ĉareto trolley
dogano customs
doganlibera duty free
(aviadila) enirkarto boarding pass
enirejo entrance
elirejo exit
flughaveno airport
gardisto gardisto
iksradio X-ray (e.g. iksradia maŝino)
ĵetono token
monbileto banknote
pasporto passport
rulŝtuparo escalator
sekureco security
uniformo uniformo
valuto currency
vojaĝ-ĉekoj travellers' cheques
Here's a few that you may well have met already, but which may also be useful in an airport:
apoteko chemist
aŭtobuso coach
butiko shop
dolĉaĵoj confectionery
elektronikaĵoj electronic goods
fotilo camera
ĵurnalvendisto newsagent
kafejo cafe
monero coin
necesejo toilet
restoracio restaurant
revuo magazine
taksio taxi
trajno train
trinkejo pub
The reason for all the sekureco, of course is protection kontraŭ terorismo.
If you are going to practise speaking or thinking in Esperanto in public, BTW I suggest carrying a pocket E-o dictionary for quick reference, like McLinen, or maybe an old edition of Wells.
ceigered (プロフィールを表示) 2010年7月22日 16:38:16
Miland:The reason for all the sekureco, of course is protection kontraŭ terorismo.And for catching krimpensuloj who try to escape Aerostrio Unu.
Reteos (プロフィールを表示) 2010年7月22日 23:16:48
couldn't ask for a better reply, thankyou for taking the time to list them
i really do need to get a dictionary the large books shop here just said "huh" when i asked and nothing came up on their system.
Miland (プロフィールを表示) 2010年7月23日 15:26:06
Reteos:..i really do need to get a dictionary the large books shop here just said "huh" when i asked and nothing came up on their system.Nedankinde .. I would try the EAB's online bookshop. Esperanto House are quite helpful. If you're able to travel to Barlaston, you can even drop in and have a look (but contact them beforehand).