"Mi amas ilin."

Translation: I love them.

[EggRoyalty]

Finally a sentence I can use in reference towards my 50 billion boyfriends.

[JuanGonzle806353]

you now, everyday stuff

[tiagoloprete]

You can love your children, your parents, your pets...

[arthur0703]

So, ami = to love; but how should I say "to like" in Esperanto?

[tiagoloprete]

"to like" is generally translated as "ŝati" in Esperanto.
"Mi ŝatas ilin."

[Fearchar]

Apparently "I love'em" isn't yet an acceptable answer

[Fridgelord]

Say, can ili be used like singular they/them in english? Or how would I refer to my nonbinary friends in Esperanto?

[Fridgelord]

And generally, is there a consensus on nonbinary language?

[salivanto]

About how there is a consensus in English. There is a subculture (as in English) with their own words and those words are will understood within that subculture. I say li aŭ ŝi or even ŝli when I want to be inclusive.

[Pethanise]

Ili is only used for plurals. There is a pronoun ri that is used as singular they.

[salivanto]

... used by some, but which sounds truly bizarre to others.

[Nastassia.V]

To me it sounds better than "ŝli" (but I just started learning Esperanto so I say this more from the POV of a German speaker)

[MatousAc]

What about, "I go on a date with her?"

[Pethanise]

Mi havas amrendevuon kun ŝi or Mi amrendevuas ŝin.

[salivanto]

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