"You learn Esperanto quickly!"

Translation: Vi lernas Esperanton rapide!

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Yup, that's quite true! :D

[Nadiros2]

Because it's so incredibly easy haha

[Jxefecxjo]

Why can you not put la for la esperanton, but you put la anglan?

[lssssj]

Esperanto estas “la internacia”.

[Andrewly]

Dankon!

[neonpixii]

why does esperanto end in 'o' but hispana, angla, etc end in 'a'?

[qubist]

Hispana, angla, itala, etc. are each shortened versions of a longer phrase:

• "La hispana lingvo" ("The Spanish language").
• "La angla lingvo" ("The English language").
• "La itala lingvo" ("The Italian language").

Esperanto, on the other hand, is just called Esperanto.

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[HairyChris88]

So the fact that 'vi' is the subject makes it 'EsperantoN' rather than just plain 'Esperanto'?

My linguistics never was up to much!

[Nadiros2]

No. Because the verb "Lernas" is referring to Esperanto, you add -n at the end. (What exactly are you learning? You are learning Esperanto) This happens with all verbs except for "Estas".

[SquirrelFriendJ]

Thank you, I was having some trouble with this! Have a lingot!

[Nadiros2]

Thank you, kind sir :)

[PunkJesus]

Also if there is no verb then it's not in the accusative case.

[caffeinatedaspie]

Dankon!