lo tcila be lo jaspu
i zgana lo jufra
te gerna
Reviews
lo liste
lo se nelci
lo pinka
lo pinka po lo jufra po la'o zoi.Miktsoanit.zoi
lo se benji be fi lo bitmu
lo vreji be lo citri
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Transcriptions
traduki lo jufra pe la'o zoi.Miktsoanit.zoi
jikca la'o zoi.Miktsoanit.zoi
loi datni
- lo pinka poi mo'u se benji
- 218
- lo jufra poi se ponse
- 11030
- Audio recordings
- 0
- lo jufra poi se nelci
- 1
- lo se dunda
- 53157
lo se cuxna
- lo mrilu judri notci cu akti
- lo dei jaspu je lo info be ri cu gubni ro da

Miktsoanit
I'm a language lover, not a professional translator. My username ("professional" in Hebrew) was based on the fact that this account only translates into my native language from other languages, as a professional does.
Political translations are not necessarily my opinion. I have an opinion, but this is a linguistic corpus and language learning tool, so it's important to translate a variety of opinions so people know what they're encountering in the language they're learning. I don't plan to contribute original political sentences, but if I do so absentmindedly, they may or may not be my opinion as well.
I believe it is important for Tatoeba, as a teaching tool, to represent all political ideologies, so that someone who encounters political text can look it up here and find corresponding translations. Keeping certain ideologies out would limit the usefulness of Tatoeba as a learning and teaching tool - as a left-winger, for example, it's important for me to be able to know when I'm encountering right-wing language and what it means. There are reasonable limits on political sentences, of course; I don't dispute that, and am trying to self-limit accordingly. I do believe there is a need to curb hate speech and needlessly inflammatory, provocative, or abusive text.
lo bangu
no bangu cu se jmina
lo se stidi zo'u ko e'ende le pilno lo ka jarco lo ka se bangu ma kau
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