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Kjell Rehnstrom scribeva...

> Jollino wrote:
>
> > Marted́, giugno 11, 2002, alle 03:46 , Henrique ha scritto:
> >
> > > que es "Ego?"
> > > "Ego" es tal "Io"? Es simile?
> >
> > 'Ego' es la forma latin pro 'io' (e in greco il ha 'egw'). Io,
> > personalmente, usa 'io' proque illo es plus "interlinguistic" ;)
> >
> > IT io
> > ES yo
> > FR je
> > PT eu
> >
> > Il non ha alicun signo de ille 'g'!
> >
>
> Il es un del multe parolas international contenite in le
> Interlingua-English dictionary.
>
> Ego ha con grande interesse sequite le jocos de football en Japon e
> Korea.

"io" es un pronomine. "ego" es primarimente un substantivo, un
termino del psychoanalyse. Usar "ego" como pronomine ha un aere
de snobismo, in mi modeste gusto. Como le regina qui usa "nos"
in vice de "io".

--
Peter Kleiweg
http://www.let.rug.nl/~kleiweg/

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