"Kie estas via doloro?"

Translation: Where is your pain?

[bonniee]

Ĉie.

[FredCapp]

about 18 inches in front of my face.

[jxetkubo]

cirkaŭ dek ok colojn antaŭ mia vizaĝo

[FredCapp]

Do ĉirkaŭ 45 centimetrojn.

[KingPlutoIX]

FREEDOM CHECKING IN SIR SEEMS LIKE YOU'RE USING AN IMPROPER WAY OF MEASURING, PLEASE BE SURE TO USE INCHES AS STATED BY THE PATRIOT ACT OF 1776 OTHERWISE YOU WILL BE SENTENCED TO A TAX RAISE

[FredCapp]

Esti vere libereca, mi povus uzi tiun kiun mi volus. Mi ŝatas uzi ambaŭ mezurformoj, kaj rifuzas devigi mem al nur unu.

[KingPlutoIX]

FREEDOM CHECKING IN SIRSEEMS LIKE YOU ARE SPEAKING "NOT-ENGLISH". (mi sxatas uzi ambaux mezurformoj ankaux ;3)

[Pratyush.]

En mia koro.

Edit: Earlier it was written as "En koro"

[jxetkubo]

That would be in a heart. It is better to say en la koro, en mia koro or enkore.

[Pratyush.]

Thanks ^_^

[J03D3G]

I left it at home.

[FredCapp]

Nu, iru kaj preni ĝin!

[Tomicxo]

At first I read this as dolaro – "Where is your dollar!" Evidently a very unambitious ŝtelisto.

[Nootmuzkaatje]

Wouldn't the most common translation be: "Where do you have pain?"

[FredCapp]

or "Where does it hurt?"

[JennyDraper]

Yeah, I'm curious about this too. Is this the usual way of expressing it in Esperanto, or does it sound as weird as it does in English?

[ConorFingleton]

En mia animo.