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  • Tio estas stranga filmo, Leslie Steven laboro estas ĉiam frekventis.

  • And brandon boyd?

  • Kia interesa, sed mi ne povas kompreni ĝin.

  • I recommend using Media Outlet Online for getting f.r..ee s0ngs similar to this! Yall should try and find it using Yahoo.

    

  • Thank you, I will!

  • @TomSFox Oh thanks, This I didn t know.

  • this language is Esperanto and the only film who ever was produced with Esperanto language

  • @BuridansEsel1 Not quite. Before this one came "angoroj" and more recently "Gerda Malaperis!" and "La Patro."

  • @BuridansEsel1

    your wrong, "Angoroj" was produced in Esperanto, too. And i have to admit that in "Angoroj" the speaker know how to speak Esperanto....

  • What language is this? It's really beautiful.

  • @carmenhernandezochoa The pronounciation is not too good, though. If you want to know what it's supposed to sound like on YouTube for "Pasporto al la tuta Mondo," "Mazi en Gondolando," or "Gerda Malaperis!" or listen to the archives of the various Esperanto radio show which can be found on the Internet.

  • @TomSFox Mi amas "Granda Mazi!" Tre bone serio. ( I love "Granda [large,big] Mazi"! Very good series.)

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  • @carmenhernandezochoa It's Esperanto

  • @carmenhernandezochoa It's Pig Latin. lol Ixnay on the esperantoay

  • @carmenhernandezochoa Esperanto.

  • This is such an old recording

  • Sal'! kie vi troviĝas tiun ĉi filmon? Ĉu vi aĉetis ĝin? aŭ ĉu vi elŝutis ĝin?

    Mi atendas ke vi baldaŭ povas diri tion al mi.

    Estas tre bonege ke vi estis elŝutinta tiun ĉi videon.

    Ĉaŭ-ĉaŭ!

  • This movie is a freaking classic! Captain Kurk was pimping Demons before heading off to the other planets.

  • It would be cool if someone could do a remake of this movie but with a higher budget and proficient Esperanto speakers.

  • do u have also version without subtitles? could u upload it?

  • @marybloodyable the only copy of the film known to exist is the one with hard subtitles on it so the anser is no.

  • @abmaximus I think I have seen a copy without subtitles on The Colbert Report.

  • Ĉi tiu filmo estas tre interesa. I dont know if thats right, I have never studied Esperanto.

  • @Codylangaugesblog

    Via Esperanto ŝajnas bona, al mi. Not totally sure if that's right either! I used to study it a bit, but not any more.

    Ĝi estas bona kaj bela lingvo.

  • @Codylangaugesblog Vi ne devas la "Ĉi", Ĉi estas prefikso kiu proksimume tradukas al "every-" en la angla p(por).e(ekzemplo). everyone-Ĉiu. Mi estas lernanta esperanton por unun monaton aux pli.

  • @jaktrep oops! silly me it turns out you actually should have it in there, my mistake

  • @Codylangaugesblog Yes, that was perfect.

  • The whole flame war about Shatner's pronunciation in this movie among Esperantists defeats totally the purpose of the language. It's supposed to be a language that anyone can talk, not one in which people will dread foreign or unusual accents. Can you understand Shatner speaking? Ok, so his is speaking perfect Esperanto. Enough to have to deal with American English accent nazis.

  • Eikinkloster,

    Shatner's pronunciation is horrible and totally uncorrect. That's the reason why esperantists can't understand him.

    In Esperanto does exist different accents, but they are totally understandable by esperantists of other world regions, much more than the different english accents, because the phonetic system of Esperanto is far more easy than the english one.

    Yes, Esperanto IS "a language that anyone can talk", but to talk it you have to study it... Shatner didn't do that at all...

  • @ancxjo you're the first to claim Esperantists can't *understand* him... There was one who transcribed his lines in this very thread, apparently sens difficulty.

    It seems to me that Esperantists do understand Shatner, but object to his alternative phonemes. I says he speaks Esperanto like if it was a natural language. I was checking radio Esperanto and everybody speaks like a computer reading a text, with no ligatures, each phoneme separately. I understand the intent, but it sounds like crap.

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  • Eikinkloster,

    I don't know wich radios you listened to. Using Google, search theese:

    Radio Verda (american accent, perfectly understandable)

    Varsovia Vento Elsendoj (polish accent, perfectly understandable)

    Radio Aktiva Podkast-ludilo (uruguayan accent, perfectly understandable)

    Kaliningrada Esperanto-Podkasto (russian accent, perfectly understandable)

    Finally, watch, in You Tube, the video:

    "bebo parolas en Esperanto"

    Does it sound like a computer? Is it unnatural? Is it like a crap?

  • @ancxjo Interesting that the kid softens the final "o" in "naso" to "nasa", like Russians do. Portuguese softens the final o towards the u semivowel. The father at the end loosens a lot, sounding better than what I heard on Radio Verda, but still too high pitched, like a Southern Italian. In the beginning he does the staccato that bothers me so much. ki. Estas. vi.a. Orella.

    In general the kid, of course, sounds like a baby. I hope that's not how Esperanto was supposed to sound on adults :-)

  • Ciao, Eikin!

    Consider that the baby is 21 months old...

    You are brazilian, aren't you? I can understand portuguese (because it is similar to my langage: italian), so freely write to me in portuguese.

    Do you want to laugh? Watch, on You Tube:

    "the book is on the table Casseta & Planeta"

  • @ancxjo hehehe.

    For some mysterious reason, that is the first sentence all Brazilians learn in English :-) We even say somebody speaks "the book is on the table English" when their English is, well, at that level.

    But yes, of course I wouldn't expect the baby to speak any different, and as I said, I enjoyed seeing the variations he was introducing on the phonetics of Esperanto. All languages experience phonetic drift. I believe if Esperanto continues being spoken, it will improve much.

  • @ancxjo was it you who posted a list of Esperanto radios, with their respective accents? I wanted to check on the Russian one, but can't find the comment. Maybe it's one of the many you removed?

  • It doesn't show to me... and somebody seems to be marking your comments as spam systematically. But thanks. I'm there listening.

    Wow! The Kaliningrada makes Esperanto sound almost as good as Shatner :-) Specially the woman.

    What can I do, I'm a whore for Russian prosody.

  • "somebody seems to be marking your comments as spam systematically"

    Ah! Perhaps I (wrongly) marked myself!!!

    :-o

    The Kaliningrad pronunciation is perfectly understandable. Shatner spoke... Klingon (???)

    Russian, Hungarian and Brazilian Portuguese are, to me, the most beautiful-sounding languages I heard...

  • But I don't want a language perfectly understandable... I want one that sounds good, fluent, natural, lyric. Everybody I see speaking Esperanto (ok, before Kaliningrad and, yeah, Shatner) does it in a recitative mode, like a perfect beginner in a foreign language. One has to sacrifice a bit of the easy of understand for the euphony. It's like that with any natural language.

  • Hungarian is related to Finnish (uralic language, or something) so I bet it sounds cool too. I, like Tolkien, loves Finnish.

    Could you repeat the Hungarian Esperanto radio too?

  • Any Esperanto radio with French and Hebrew accent? Those are two other prosodies I very much enjoy.

  • French:

    tipe, in Google, the words:

    Radio Libertaire 89.4 Balistik Kontroverss Lundi matin Les partageux de la Commune

    (sorry: that's the only way - You Tube doesn't accept my links...)

    After, search in the site page the woed "esperanto"...

  • Eikinkloster,

    I found this for you.

    Type, en You Tube, the words:

    Parte 04A Esperanto é uma língua digna e possível de ser aprendida por todos

    Play the video, and ACTIVATE THE SUBTITLES (using the upward arrow, in the lower part of the movie window).

    You will listen to espereanto pronuntiation of a great number of nationalities (and, thanks to the subtitles, you'll undestand the meaning...)

    Enjoy!

    :-)

  • Tre bona filmo, bedaŭrinde ni estas bone prononcata. Tamen estas tre bona kontribuaĵo kiun povis donaci Stevens al nia movado. Ĝis la revido! dankon!

  • I wonder if Shatner actually speaks esperanto-- he gives the best impression that he actually knows what he's saying out of the entire cast.

  • Never heard of this before,

    William Shatner speaks Esperanto,

    this has to be worth a look.

    Thanks for sharing. 5/5

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