Esperanto

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Vortaro de Esperanto was created in 1931 by Edmond Privat. It is a comprehensive dictionary of Esperanto, which is an international auxiliary language designed to facilitate communication between people who speak different native languages.

They are dika and maldika.

They are varma and malvarma.

The Esperanto word for yellow is "flava" and for green is "verda."

The Esperanto words for dark and bright are malhela and brila.

They are akvo and glacio.

The Esperanto words for cat and dog are kato and hundo.

The Esperanto words for far and away are malproskime and for.

The Esperanto words for land and sea are lando and estas.

They are suno and luno.

They are kato and katido.

The Esperanto words for stove and oven are the same. The word is forno.

They are popolo and personoj.

Salad is salato. The dressing you put on salad is called a sauce: salata saûco.

Poker = pokeroGin Rummy = Rumio

The Esperanto words for malt liquor and wine cooler are malto likvoro and vino malvarmaj.

The Esperanto word for chicken feed is kokmanĝajxo. The word for dog food is hundmanĝajxo.

The word for both is krespo.

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"Je via sano" (i.e. to your health) is the usual way to say "cheers" in Esperanto

The revised form of Esperanto would involve updating its vocabulary and grammar to better reflect modern language usage. This could include incorporating loanwords from other languages, simplifying complex grammar rules, and improving the language's overall clarity and ease of use.

Dr. L. L. Zamenhof
The International Language, Esperanto, was created by Dr. L. L. Zamenhof, a Polish oculist of Bialistok and published by him in Warsaw in 1887.
Lazar Ludwik Zamenhof.
Esperanto, invented in 1887 by the Polish eye specialist Dr Ludovic Lazarus Zamenhof, was an attempt to create a universal second language
Esperanto was created by L. L. Zamenhof, a Polish linguist.
A polish Jew named Ludovic Lazarus Zamenhof. He first published an Esperanto textbook using the soubriquet 'Doctor Esperanto' (ie. one who hopes) and in time this became the name of the language itself.

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