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de UUano, 2011-februaro-09

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Lingvo: English

RiotNrrd (Montri la profilon) 2011-februaro-12 19:32:02

"Gugli" has actually been around for a while; I've seen it used in several places. The English usage of the term as a verb clearly translated directly over into Esperanto.

UUano (Montri la profilon) 2011-februaro-12 19:59:16

Just to clarify - I meant that "guglo" should be rendered "googol" in English. I have no idea how one would say "Google" in Esperanto. Same word?

darkweasel (Montri la profilon) 2011-februaro-12 21:50:57

UUano:Just to clarify - I meant that "guglo" should be rendered "googol" in English. I have no idea how one would say "Google" in Esperanto. Same word?
Since Google is a brand name, I do not believe that it makes sense to translate it. I just say Google in every language.

Some do use Guglo for Google, but in my opinion this causes more confusion than it may potentially solve.

sudanglo (Montri la profilon) 2011-februaro-13 12:09:41

I just say Google in every language.
Do you not say 'Vi facile trovos pli da informoj pri tio se vi Guglos'?

How exactly do you use the English word in an Esperanto sentence (without resorting to Gugli)? How do you distinguish between 'Guglu' and 'Guglis'?

darkweasel (Montri la profilon) 2011-februaro-13 12:31:45

I just say: serchi per Google

But in this case I would say retserchi as it is not actually important what engine one uses.

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