"Ni lernas iomete."
Translation:We learn a bit.
May 28, 2015
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It's about as purely Esperanto as you can get. -e is the adverb ending. -et- is a suffix indicating a reduction of the root. Iom is one of the 45 correlatives, which are built from one of 5 beginnings and 9 endings. i- indicates a non-specific, and -om indicates a quantity.
This is the full table of correlatives: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esperanto_vocabulary#Correlatives
sdtrask1
1560
Thank you for that very helpful explanation and link, which is now bookmarked. Have a lingot!
Just a small thought that hopefully won't sound too picky.
- Moderators moderate the forums. They don't maintain content.
- Till overmorrow, the course is maintained by Contributors.
- Contributors were recently renamed "Trailblazers".
- After overmorrow, the course will be maintained by a Duolingo employee - the title of which doesn't seem to have been revealed yet, but it won't be "moderator."
ciampix
1833
Sorry I am not native english speaker (and Doulingo admins want not to start an esperanto course for my language...) ... why not "I am learning a little"?