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Friday, August 10, 2007

Esperanto


It is speculated that the resistance (To "The Resistance" :yeah! where were you guys last week??(when Bree and TAAG needed you ) are using a form of language called Esperanto.

Esperanto on wikipedia

8 comments:

  1. And where have YOU been recently?! La Rezisto aren't the only ones using Esperanto: Radio Polonia and Radio China International have been broadcasting daily in Esperanto for years now:
    http://www.polskieradio.pl/eo/
    http://esperanto.cri.cn/
    and Radio Vaticana and RAI/Italy several times weekly. Also there are now at least 150 Esperanto-bloggers:
    http://eo.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blogo
    and the 92nd annual World Esperanto Congress is presently meeting in Yokohama/Japan with about 1800 Esperanto-speaking participants.
    Maybe you should get out of your monolingual English-language ghetto a bit more?! ;-)
    For more info start here:
    http://esperanto.memlink.ca

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  2. Sorry to busrt your buble, but they used plain, horribly spoken spanish.

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  3. No. They're just using bad Spanish.

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  4. the name comes from Esperanto, not necassarily what they are speaking in the background.

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  5. 1) When the author said "yeah! where were you guys last week?" I believe he/she was making a reference to the resistance, and where were they when Bree was being sacrificed.

    2) Isn't Esperanto like a mixture of languages, like Spanlish or Engrish? If that's the case, then yes, I guess you are both right. It is Esperanto, and it is "bad" Spanish. I haven't visited any of the links, but I remember Esperanto being used in a movie called GATTACA years ago, and looked it up. It's a "universal" language that a lot of businesses use in order to facilitate communication between different speaking peoples while limiting language confusion. I never got the hang of it, myself.

    LeitaLoveBug

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  6. Esperanto is not a "mixture" of languages. It is a constructed language. I wouldn't necessarily say that "a lot of businesses use it." There aren't more than a few million speakers, and English is basically the lingua franca (oh, the irony) these days anyway.

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  7. I was commenting that "The resistance" werent there last week to save Bree...and I only said "speculated" I spek neith Esperanto or Spanish - on LG15Today we like to post all the theories we can, and I thought it was an intersting point that some folk thought it was Esperanto and some folk think it is Spanish....thank you! :)

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  8. and when I am slightly preturbed I appear not to be able to type properly either! LOL

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