para ti cororazon
English translation: for you, dear heart
| 02:06 Aug 30, 2001 |
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| na +1 | For you, sweetheart |
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| na | for you, dear heart |
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22 mins peer agreement (net): +1
For you, sweetheart Explanation: It looks rather Spanish than Esperanto. in fact "corazon" = "heart" HTH, Serge L. |
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for you, dear heart Explanation: The phrase is, in fact, in Spanish, with a typo: the last word, which should be "corazon", is Spanish for "heart", and the first "para" is Spanish for "for", while the second is the familiar form for "you". The same phrase in Esperanto would be: "por vi, koro mia", or, if the person was of a more literary bent, s/he might use the familiar 2nd person pronoun "ci" instead of "vi". This is not, however, part of standard usage, in which "vi" is used for singular/plural and familiar/formal purposes. |
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