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Esperanto's biggest competitor (comedic)

by ceigered, January 15, 2010

Messages: 9

Language: English

ceigered (User's profile) January 15, 2010, 2:15:29 PM

Esperanto has more to worry about than just English, as evident from this page.
In fact, this language even has its own Google site.

(warning: this is not intended to be serious in any way shape or form and due to it's wiki-nature may be rated PG+13)

paksu (User's profile) January 16, 2010, 3:08:50 AM

For your info, the blog com wordpress.com does privide the Esperanto blogging

http://www.wordpress.com

ceigered (User's profile) January 16, 2010, 10:02:29 AM

Awesome! I guess they don't do Bork or AAAAA! because there wouldn't be much to blog about rido.gif

And Niko that was the BEST article ever. I laughed ridiculously hard!

jan aleksan (User's profile) January 17, 2010, 5:44:33 PM

Oh no, a competitor for the gne? and the
zombian

niko-tina:No time for that. I'm currently bussy with Aaaaaaa!
And here an excellent scene written in the AAAAA language.

PaulExcoff (User's profile) January 17, 2010, 7:11:11 PM

I feel the need to make a page on AAAAAAAA on neciklopedio.

jan aleksan (User's profile) January 17, 2010, 7:23:42 PM

Here is the secret of this wonderful language!

AAAAA AAA

ceigered (User's profile) January 18, 2010, 2:55:42 AM

jan aleksan:Here is the secret of this wonderful language!

AAAAA AAA
AAAA A AAAA AAAA, AAA!! AAA, AAA AAAAA AAAAAAAAA?!
(What a good find, Jan! See, who needs Esperanto?)

Roberto12 (User's profile) January 18, 2010, 7:14:16 PM

Hurdy gurdy gurdy gurdy. Hurdy gurdy gurdy gurdy. (Sorry for using Swedish, the only Scandinavian language I know, in the English forum lango.gif)

ceigered (User's profile) January 21, 2010, 6:58:29 AM

Roberto12:Hurdy gurdy gurdy gurdy. Hurdy gurdy gurdy gurdy. (Sorry for using Swedish, the only Scandinavian language I know, in the English forum lango.gif)
I tried saying that once while making pasta, only to have the pasta attack my face malgajo.gif

(Coincidentally, watch that video closely and you can actually hear what seems to be real Swedish, I swear I heard "Er behöver a- (trails off)" (note: "er behöver att" means "you need to"))

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