Ekspreso
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Ekspreso (eso) is a constructed language. The name derives from the Latin word expressus ("expressed"), the past participle of exprimere (literally "to squeeze out"), from ex-, "out of, from," + premere, "to press".
Ekspreso: The "language for people in a hurry" (in Ekspreso, la lingua pro la persona in haste). It was invented by Jay Bowks, a World Language teacher from New Hampshire, in 1996, after discussions on the Axlang email list.
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Alphabet
a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p r s t u v w x y z
Note: c, q, w, x, and y are seldom used except in foreign terms.
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Some phrases in Ekspreso
- "Hello": Saluto
- "How much?": Kuanti?
- "I like this one": Lo plasen a mio
- "Is it cheap?": Esen lo barata?
- "Five euros": Sinkui euros
- "Do you accept US dollars?": Aksepten vo dolares?
- "Please give me a receipt": Donen a mio uni resepto, pro favor
- "Thank you": Grasias
- "I love you": Mio amen vo
- "Goodbye": Adio
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