エスペラントGPT辞典-Esperanto-Japanese Translation

Example

Providing the Japanese equivalent of 'amiki' (to befriend) and distinguishing between its intransitive and transitive aspects.

Scenario

A user wants to express friendship in Esperanto and needs to understand how to use 'amiki' correctly in a sentence.

Example

Breaking down 'lernolibro' (textbook) into its roots: 'lern-' (learn) and '-libro' (book).

Scenario

A user is curious about the composition of words and wishes to expand their vocabulary through understanding of word roots.

Example

Explaining the origin of 'komputilo' (computer), linking it back to its English and Latin roots.

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A user is interested in the historical development of specific Esperanto words to better grasp their meanings and usage.

Example

Discussing variations of 'rapid-' (fast) like 'rapideco' (speed) and 'malrapida' (slow).

Scenario

A user wants to learn how to create and understand different word forms from a single root for more nuanced communication.

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Comparing 'granda' (big) and 'vasta' (broad), highlighting contexts in which each word is more appropriate.

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A user seeks to refine their language use by selecting the most appropriate word for each context.

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Introducing expressions like 'esti inter la martelo kaj la amboso' (to be between a rock and a hard place).

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A user is aiming to sound more natural and fluent by incorporating idiomatic expressions into their Esperanto.

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Clarifying the difference between 'scii' (to know, as in a fact) and 'koni' (to be acquainted with, as in a person).

Scenario

A user wants to avoid common mistakes by learning how to distinguish between words with similar appearances or meanings.