All Apropos of Nothing

[Marianna]

where does Esperanto come in.

Based on prior experience with Google, I suspect that it defaults to Esperanto when it can't identify the language.

Marianna

 

[Big Unc]

There is a link to Summer Wine. Anyone know what it is?

I have a vague recollection of Esperanto being mentioned in an episode but cannot remember which.

 

[Big Unc]

I am sure this happens to others (or is it just me?). I started this thread but no longer have a clue as to what was the original point! Will go look after this.

 

[Big Unc]

I think I only just realised that the correct spelling is 'Smiley' and not what I have been using, 'Smilie'.

I thought 'Smiley' was a John le Carré character.

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As someone was fond of saying, "I don't believe it!"

 

[dick]

Thinking of Esperanto last night ,dug this one up from the recesses of my mind. A form teacher tried to convince us that this was Esperanto , until we twigged :wink: :wink:

Derdago forte lorez inaro. Demarnt lorez demartrux. Fulov cowsan ensan dux.

 

[barmpot]

I have a vague recollection of Esperanto being mentioned in an episode but cannot remember which.

Rather more tenuous link I had - Gordon was played Philip Jackson who was an Esperanto addict in "The Last Salute".

 

[barmpot]

I am sure this happens to others (or is it just me?). I started this thread but no longer have a clue as to what was the original point! Will go look after this.

You are not alone - I think we follow the dialogue approach of the trio.