"Ĉu estas aliaj universoj krom nia?"

Translation: Are there other universes apart from ours?

[StephieRice]

Depends on who yoy ask :)

In the original use of "universe" it rederred to everything that exists, now it seems to he used often as a reference to a few dimensions which are observable from a point within thise dimensions and that has yet to be answered.

[James413435]

Similar to how atom was supposed to represent a partical that couldn't be divided.

[LaHakanto]

We do not need to put "la nia"? Simply "nia"?

[vikungen]

It's optional whether or not to put "la" in such cases.

La hundo estas (la) mia.

[salivanto]

I would have said "la nia" - but "nia" isn't really wrong.

"La nia" is better because it's THE universe that belongs to us - not A universe that belongs to us.

[raydpratt]

I figured that the basic meaning of "krom" is 'what amount(?),' and thus that the question of amount would come through in a rough translation. So, I wrote, "Are there other universes beyond ours?" But, I got the gong. If someone could explain the flavor of "krom" as used here, and the better way to translate it, I would appreciate it.

[raydpratt]

Krom is not kiom. My mistake. (I leave mistakes--they are valuable.)

[KevinM676685]

"Cxu vi vere diris al mi ke estas multiverso?"