Good choice, though I prefer a hell-broth of Pig Latin and the London dialect of Middle English. On national holidays, I like to add just the tiniest dash of Inuit for that little something extra.
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Jes, mi tute konsentas, per la vojo. | [reply] |
Klaatu barada nikto.
What?
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Esperanto? Bah! Real women (and men) use Lojban:
URGENT: Le mi varkiclaflo'i cu culno lo angila!! | [reply] |
Mi fari ne sxati la ideo. (or some such nonsense) | [reply] |
seems like google translate - nonsensical garbage as usual.
JFYI, esperanto grammar is so simple that almost any sane individual can understand it and use it in about 2 weeks. You need to spend just one hour per day for 2 weeks +- 7 days. The real trouble though comes when you trying to fill in your vocabulary above most frequent 20 words. It needs much more time =)
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The point of my previous was that the only way the masses will ever understand Esperanto is with a translator.
I actually used a dedicated Esperanto translator, which only emphasizes my point: http://www.kafejo.com/lingvoj/auxlangs/eo/tradukilo/
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