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Lingvo: English
ceigered (Montri la profilon) 2009-oktobro-28 08:25:47
Kiso:It's funny because some European speakers say that Chinese words are too short to remember![]()
Esperanto wordoj estas longa to rememberas!


Osxo-Jabe:While it is rare in spoken speech, this has found a place in literature. Mia Kontrabandulo, takes this to its natural conclusion making an "accent" for it.A place I found Mia Kontrabandulo - actually quite a good site!
I saw it and it seems to work in the context of the novel. I only flicked through and could be bothered going through the text to figure out what was going on though.
As for such an accent in actual speech - well I'm not an experience speaker so I might be wrong, but I can only imagine such an accent appearing in the future when EO's use might be a bit more widespread and started to undergo some form of evolution (such as a simplification of the pronunciation system).