多鄰國世界語新版Tips and Notes Common Phrases 短語篇(中英對(duì)照)

Many expressions end in -n.
不少表達(dá)以-n結(jié)尾
In Esperanto, greetings, thanks, congratulations and other similar expressions usually end in -n. The simple reason for this will be covered in a future skill (Accusative) that explains the -n word ending.
在世界語中,問候、感謝、祝賀等類似的表達(dá)通常以-n結(jié)尾。原因?qū)?huì)在之后的講解帶-n結(jié)尾的單詞的課程(賓格篇)中說明。

Question Words
疑問詞
Kiu? means "which person or thing?". When used in relation to a person, it usually translates to "who?".
Kiu?的意思是“何人或何物”。使用語境涉及到一個(gè)人時(shí),kiu通常被翻譯成誰(who)
Kiel? means "in what manner?", "how?".
Kiel?的意思是“以何種方式?”,“怎么樣?”

Esperanto Names
世界語名字
People who speak Esperanto generally use their own names, but sometimes choose a name that is easier to pronounce in Esperanto, or an Esperanto nickname.
世界語使用者通常會(huì)使用自己的名字,但是有時(shí)候他們會(huì)使用一個(gè)容易用世界語讀出來的名字,或者是世界語昵稱。
Names for men in Esperanto generally end in -o, and nicknames in -?jo. A man named David could decide to use David, Davido, or the nickname Da?jo. For a woman, Esperanto names can end in -o or -a, and nicknames end in -njo. A woman named Susan could use Susan, Suzano, Suzana, or the nickname Sunjo.
在世界語里,男性的名字以“-o”結(jié)尾,昵稱以“ -?jo”結(jié)尾。例如,大衛(wèi)可以選擇使David,Davido,或者是昵稱Da?jo。而女性,世界語名字能以“-o”或“-a”結(jié)尾,昵稱則以“ -njo”結(jié)尾。所以,蘇珊能夠使用Susan, Suzano, Suzana,亦或者是昵稱Sunjo

原文:http://www.duolingo.cn/skill/eo/Common-Phrases/tips-and-notes
翻譯:vanilo 2018/7/19 22:10
這個(gè)篇章和之前的出入不大,所以在第一版的基礎(chǔ)上修改了部分內(nèi)容,舊版翻譯不好或者過于口語化的地方進(jìn)行了修改