Esperanto Badgeresque & Squirrelseeming There's an English suffix that I know I'm not alone in finding tasty. And that's "esque" which means "in the style of" or "resembling". You can tack it onto anything and people will know what you're
Esperanto Apply squirrels where needed – Apliku laŭbezone sciurojn I recently realised that one of the little enjoyments of my day is when I discover words that demonstrate neat uses of word building. bezoni to need Dictionary examples: laŭbezone where needed / as need be / as needed bezonaĵo requisite / a thing that is necessary senbezona needless Laŭ (“according to” / “following”
Esperanto Esperanto missed its chance I’m not certain whether Esperanto can recover from such a horrendous and unforgivable oversight. I feel like it might be possible, but it’d take some work. Let me explain. I’m talking about a dilemma that many Esperantistas will have encountered: the actual Esperanto word for dilemma “dilemo”
Esperanto Turn around - de temp' al temp' mi disrompiĝas It’s all about word versatility this evenin'. We turn a simple word into whole bag of tricks. So don’t turn back, nor avert your eyes. The word of interest is: turni to turn (pronounced TOOR-nee) This word specifically means that the subject is turning something. As in
