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⌈ Secret Post #2237 ⌋

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I speak Esperanto (which has the feature you mentioned) but I've never had the urge to do what you said when using Esperanto names in English.

However, this might be because:
a) Esperanto is my second language, English is my first, so Esperanto's grammar is easier to toss out of my head when I'm not speaking it
b) Esperanto has some exceptions to the rules of forms changing, and names can be exceptions
and c) I rarely Esperanto names when speaking English anyway.

So I may not be the best person to ask.

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Re: Ridiculous question for linguists/ language-likers