"Usurpanto"
From: | Clint Jackson Baker <litrex1@...> |
Date: | Tuesday, June 4, 2002, 6:40 |
Siyo!
Uhekwike kodikayade:
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> So, how do you say "Esperanto" in Idino? Spranto?
:-)
Actually, interestingly enough, it can be derived from
any one of the fourteen roots that mean "female
prostitute" in a pinch, but "Spranto" is also valid
:). Or "Uspuranto". Whichever. It's not like you have
to rally knock yourself out to refer to a
soon-to-be-dead language...
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I think the name "Usurpanto" might fit better...
Seriously, FWIW, I've had a couple aborted attempts at
learning Esperanto on my own, and even with that, I
remembered enought to get all the jokes in this line,
even and esp the ones written in "Usurpanto".
Dana
Clint
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