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You are very welcome you can also get themed backgrounds if you like at pyzam.com
ReplyDeleteI am still trying to work out this language of yours only think I recognised was my name and Dankon which sounds like thankyou anyway looks German lol
A themed background sounds good. I'll see if there are any that are easily modified to my needs. If not, I guess I'll be designing from scratch when I have some time!
ReplyDeleteYou're right that 'dankon' looks German. Esperanto draws words from many different European languages. A lot of sentences end up being easily understood in English as a result, because English also includes a similarly 'borrowed' vocabulary.
For instance, 'Mi vidas la grandan hundon'(I see the big dog):
I = mi, which sounds like the English 'me'
see = vidas, which has the same Latin root as the English 'vision' or 'video'
la = the, more like French than English but easy to recognise
granda(n) = big, like the English 'grand'
hundo(n) = dog, like 'hound'.