#NeĈiujUsonanoj

You just unlocked this memory for me lol

I’m out of the loop. What’s the current drama?

It’s interesting to me how much the experience of being an Esperantist mirrors the experience of being a vegan 🥲

Great, thank you!

I see, thanks! I’m honestly still not sure where I land, but your perspective has been very helpful. One of these days I need to get your thoughts on the usage of the singular gepatro.

If I may ask, do you also have the same concern with similar slang words in the English language, such as cool, rad, dope, sweet, sick, gnarly, groovy, etc.? Or is the issue because of the international nature of Esperanto?

That sounds like an interesting documentary. If you happen to recall it later, please let me know. Also, I appreciate your detailed responses 🙏

I’ll be totally honest, this is the first time I’ve ever heard ĉiesulino, but I guess that might be because I’ve hardly ever engaged in meta discussions about Esperanto 😅. I encounter mojosa all the time though. It was even one of the first words I learned on Duolingo lol

I don’t mean to butt in on the conversation, but wouldn’t you agree that the toothpaste is out of the tube at this point with mojoso? By that I mean, regardless of whether anybody wants the word in Esperanto, it is now used widely enough that anybody learning Esperanto should learn about that word.

Thank you, this is very important point. One way of thinking about this is that, according to Buddhism, suffering is simply the inevitable result of *misperceiving reality*. So, in some ways, the nihilistic view of Buddhism is actually the opposite of the truth.

Bonege! Dankon, kara 🙏

I’m curious to hear your thoughts on this.

Mi konfesas, ke mia unua penso estis "kion Trump diris ĉi-foje?"

Mi scivolas, ĉu Ludwik Zamenhok fatras bone.

Verdire ne gravas. Ambaŭ estas samaj laŭ mi.

Bela libro! Kiu verkis ĝin?

(Just for the record, I’ve never seen the show.)

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