Re: BrSc Akuefi

On Jun 24, 2004, at 9:23 PM, Ray Brown wrote:
> It occurred to me that what is probably the most well-known Conlang of
> all
> was not given a name by its inventor. Lazarus Ludwig Zamenhof simply
> called it 'La lingvo internacia' - the name we know use was, as I guess
> most know, simply the pseudonym under which he first publish the
> language:
>  Doktoro Esperanto.
>

Speaking of which...

I was hanging out and wandering around Tel Aviv & Yafo yesterday, and
after i left Dizengof Square (_lehizdangeif_ = 'to hang out in Dizengof
Square') i found myself on Zamenhof street!
So i looked at the street sign, and like many of the street signs in
Israel it has a little blurb about who it was that the street is named
after - and the one on Zamenhof street was written in Hebrew and (not
Arabic, not English, but....) Esperanto!


-Stephen (Steg)
  "_lehizdangeif_, verb. 'to hang out at Dizengof Square, Tel Aviv'."
  (eeeep i can't believe i called it a 'noun' yesterday :O)