paulopolo:I just peeped in here by coincidence. Targanook, you started the same thread in polish forum.

Yes, I did. It is only natural that you get information from as many sources as you can before building your own opinion about the subject, isn't it. I know English just a little bit, so I am employing it as well...

targanook:

paulopolo:I just peeped in here by coincidence. Targanook, you started the same thread in polish forum.

Yes, I did. It is only natural that you get information from as many sources as you can before building your own opinion about the subject, isn't it. I know English just a little bit, so I am employing it as well...

Learn, learn brother and improve yourself constantly.
Btw, GOOD JOB!

paulopolo:You know, it's hard to describe. I'm afraid you need to learn polish to enjoy those comparison. And other problem it its length. Sorry. And remember, what is fuuny for me may not be funny for u

Do, egala, sen ĝenoj/ So, then, anyway, no worries.

qwertz:

paulopolo:You know, it's hard to describe. I'm afraid you need to learn polish to enjoy those comparison. And other problem it its length. Sorry. And remember, what is fuuny for me may not be funny for u

Do, egala, sen ĝenoj/ So, then, anyway, no worries.

After consideration, I would say it's the question of polish mentality. Hard to understand for forigners. I would not be able to explain this even if I had all night with good rose.

qwertz:

paulopolo:You know, it's hard to describe. I'm afraid you need to learn polish to enjoy those comparison. And other problem it its length. Sorry. And remember, what is fuuny for me may not be funny for u

Do, egala, sen ĝenoj/ So, then, anyway, no worries.

Saluton, qwertz. I started almost the same thread at the Polish forum just to get more information about esperanto first-hand. Who would you ask about esperanto if not the esperantists themselves? Some answered extensively, but some (fekaldemokratio or kind of) just attacked the very idea of esperanto and me too. In my opinion, esperanto is very valuable and it should be preserved. But this is just obvious for you...

paulopolo:

qwertz:

paulopolo:You know, it's hard to describe. I'm afraid you need to learn polish to enjoy those comparison. And other problem it its length. Sorry. And remember, what is fuuny for me may not be funny for u

Do, egala, sen ĝenoj/ So, then, anyway, no worries.

After consideration, I would say it's the question of polish mentality. Hard to understand for forigners. I would not be able to explain this even if I had all night with good rose.

I believe I know what you mean. Some things are different to shape into words. But would be interesting to figure that out anyway. That's the kind of matter what a bridge language could make - ehm - "accessible to the international audience" (sorry that probably sounds some weird/upper-philosophic).

targanook:

qwertz:

paulopolo:You know, it's hard to describe. I'm afraid you need to learn polish to enjoy those comparison. And other problem it its length. Sorry. And remember, what is fuuny for me may not be funny for u

Do, egala, sen ĝenoj/ So, then, anyway, no worries.

Saluton, qwertz. I started almost the same thread at the Polish forum just to get more information about esperanto first-hand. Who would you ask about esperanto if not the esperantists themselves? Some answered extensively, but some (fekaldemokratio or kind of) just attacked the very idea of esperanto and me too. In my opinion, esperanto is very valuable and it should be preserved. But this is just obvious for you...

"In my opinion, esperanto is very valuable and it should be preserved." - That's excactly my position, too.

sorry that probably sounds some weird/upper-philosophic

Actually I like philosophy. Even more than rosé. You can't understand polish, but u can find in mentioned polish thread names of philosophers which i use to explain my point.

O kej, dankon.