Is it only Esperanto?

[Universero, Trio]

Salutojn!

In class we often struggle with figuring out Esperanto words by
breaking them up into endings, postfixes, roots, and prefixes.

Sandy and i pride ourselves in our knowledge of Engish. But when
you get up in the morning and start reading with a morning cup of tea,
sometimes even English has this problem.

Sandy is reading a novel and we spent some time trying to figure
out what a "proot" was, from the word "...unuprootable..." :)

Mi esperas ke via tago estas multe pli klara.

Ĉion bonan.

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[julie spickler]

Saluton, karaj geamikoj!

       Concerning "unproofable," I found in  my Webster's New World Dictionary, under "proof" as an adjective, "impervious or invulnerable to, able to withstand etc.; with against," which might make sense with the "un" prefix . . .    Or maybe someone just used an alternate or mistaken spelling???

       I fear that the day will be hotter than I like, but what's one more irritation in these times?  Eg., my computer keeps switching to italics on its own initiative.

Be well and of good spirits  Much love ti you both --

Julie

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