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New Verb Conjugation Idea

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david_uk (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 19 Ruheshi 2017 23:19:07

Alreet. That is really odd because I lived near Wigan for about 10 years, and I never heard a thee or a thou from anyone. Either it's a class thing, or one of us has gone crazy.

Vestitor (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 20 Ruheshi 2017 00:04:23

We do it in secret after the right handshake.

Roch (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 20 Ruheshi 2017 14:50:05

Euh... to wash your hands is certainly to be eliminated... lango.gif

Vestitor (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 20 Ruheshi 2017 16:20:55

Roch:Euh... to wash your hands is certainly to be eliminated... lango.gif
What does this actually mean?

Roch (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 20 Ruheshi 2017 16:33:12

We do it in secret after the right handshake.

Well, I won't go as far as masturbating... because it would be kind of vulgar here... and inappopriate in the context. demando.gif

MiMalamasLaAnglan (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 20 Ruheshi 2017 20:12:31

We're getting a little unrelated to the original purpose of this discussion, so please talk about Esperanto verb conjugation.

Vestitor (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 20 Ruheshi 2017 20:55:41

The original discussion has been debunked hasn't it?

MiMalamasLaAnglan (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 21 Ruheshi 2017 00:13:12

Vestitor:The original discussion has been debunked hasn't it?
I would really like everyone to keep talking about Esperanto verb conjugation here. Other stuff is for other places.

david_uk (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 21 Ruheshi 2017 11:17:12

I would really like everyone to keep talking about Esperanto verb conjugation here. Other stuff is for other places.
I think it has already been said.

There is no good reason for making Esperanto more complicated.

There is also no good reason for changing the rules of Esperanto grammar. If you do make changes, you produce something that is no longer Esperanto, and that defeats the purpose of having a "Universal Language". That is exactly what happened with Ido. It is a new language related to Esperanto, but it is not Esperanto. So it becomes a competitor and over time all the different versions of Esperanto would become different languages in the same way different European languages developed from a single source.

MiMalamasLaAnglan (Kwerekana umwidondoro) 21 Ruheshi 2017 20:12:05

david_uk:
I would really like everyone to keep talking about Esperanto verb conjugation here. Other stuff is for other places.
I think it has already been said.

There is no good reason for making Esperanto more complicated.

There is also no good reason for changing the rules of Esperanto grammar. If you do make changes, you produce something that is no longer Esperanto, and that defeats the purpose of having a "Universal Language". That is exactly what happened with Ido. It is a new language related to Esperanto, but it is not Esperanto. So it becomes a competitor and over time all the different versions of Esperanto would become different languages in the same way different European languages developed from a single source.
I never said people should use this, I just wanted to share my idea with other Esperantistoj.

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