MS Word Question

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Converting all past tense verbs into Esperanto equivalents is EASY from the
Esperanto side of things. All past tense verbs in Esperanto end in "is," no
exceptions. For example, iras = goes>iris = went. Just translate the verbs
into Esperanto (http://www.stars21.com/ >Western Europe translates from
English to Esperanto), then change the endings to "is."

Any others?

Pat Egan (Esperanto parolata)


On 1/4/07, Brasel, Russell <russell.brasel at hccredit.com> wrote:
>
> My brain was short-circuiting.  I remembered what to do just a couple of
> minutes after I posted-but thanks for the reply!  Now, can anyone come
> up with a macro to convert all past tense verbs into their Esperanto
> equivalent?  How's that for a tough one?
>
> RGBrasel
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Patricia Egan