"La blinda studento lernas Esperanton."

Translation: The blind student is learning Esperanto.

[JamesB84]

Interesting that the word blind is used instead of something more Esperantan like "senvida".

[traevoli]

Surely you've met someone who is not blind but lacks vision? ;)

[MunchingMachine]

So can I say that a person is "senvida" if he/she is mediocre, with no vision? Like in " sxi ne studas, sxi estas senvida"

[traevoli]

If it's clear from the context, metaphorical uses are fine. But if you wanted to be clear, it might be preferable to use "senvizia" or "senimaga".

[MunchingMachine]

Thanks!

[RaizinM]

For those that missed the lesson notes, studento is specifically a university or college student. A student at a primary/middle/high school is called lernanto.

[pripensi]

Someone who doesn't know any Esperanto but English could understand this x3

[n0ot]

I suppose this applies to me--I'm an adult learner who is blind. :)

[paulosilasEo]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-az2RCrf1XU

:-)

[Revilo_N]

Jes, mi konas kelkajn blindajn Esperantistojn.

[Kubissx]

Wouldn't studisto make more sense for student?