No. It’s misspelled and awkwardly written Esperanto. It’s supposed to be “Neniu” instead of “Nenieu”, and with that correction, the sentence translates as “No one doesn’t speak Esperanto today”.
Well, it’s not a common language by any stretch. But it is by far the easiest language I have learned, and learning it helped me to learn others much more quickly, too. (Since there aren’t any stupid exceptions to any rule, you don’t get caught up in them, and you get a really good grasp of how language works.)
It still strikes me as an unobvious topic for a comic strip, though.
BE THIS GUY about 6 years ago
So why are you talking?
electricshadow Premium Member about 6 years ago
“Stop hoping to speak today!” (very rough translation)
spickermann about 6 years ago
No. It’s misspelled and awkwardly written Esperanto. It’s supposed to be “Neniu” instead of “Nenieu”, and with that correction, the sentence translates as “No one doesn’t speak Esperanto today”.
Display about 6 years ago
Reminds me of a line from an old cartoon – “Nobody doesn’t like SaraLee. THIS MEANS YOU!”
dwane.scoty1 about 6 years ago
“Esperanto”? Wasn’t that a song by the Eagles?
WoodstockJack about 6 years ago
Esperante translator: “There is no talk today to wait today”
Yeah. Me neither.
Plods with ...™ about 6 years ago
You do and you’ll clean it up.
Teto85 Premium Member about 6 years ago
No speakee esparanto.
gigagrouch about 6 years ago
“Incubus” Starring William Shatner the movie that killed Esperanto.
cooganm Premium Member about 6 years ago
Can anyone translate that to volapuk for me?
aerotica69 about 6 years ago
“Esperanto” always remind me of this : https://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/update/2868139
The bit begins at 5:00. Mick accuses Keith of speaking Esperanto at 7:05.
Yes, SNL used to be funny.
spickermann about 6 years ago
Well, it’s not a common language by any stretch. But it is by far the easiest language I have learned, and learning it helped me to learn others much more quickly, too. (Since there aren’t any stupid exceptions to any rule, you don’t get caught up in them, and you get a really good grasp of how language works.)
It still strikes me as an unobvious topic for a comic strip, though.