pantalono

Note that the word pantalono, which means "pants" (US) or "trousers"(UK) is singular in Esperanto. Thus pantalonoj refers to multiplepairs of pants.

注意pantalono（長褲）這個(gè)單詞,意思為美式英語里的“pants”和英式英語里的“trousers”，在世界語里pantalono是單數(shù)名詞，pantalonoj指的是很多件長褲

?trumpo, ?trumpeto

The suffix -et means"small", so a sock is a small stocking (?trumpeto)!

后綴-et意思是“小”，所以一個(gè)小的長襪就是短襪(?trumpeto)

mojosa

Mojosa (cool) is the most popular slang term in Esperanto. It originates from modern-jun-stila (modern-young-stylish).

Mojosa（cool）是世界語里最常用的俚語。它是modern-jun-stila (現(xiàn)代年輕時(shí)尚）的縮寫

↑這什么鬼

Reading out the first letter of each word gives Mo-Jo-So, which becomes mojoso (coolness).The adjective form is mojosa.

把首字母的名稱連在一起，就形成了mojoso一詞了，形容詞形式是majosa

原文來自http://www.duolingo.cn/skill/eo/Clothing

翻譯:vanilo

封面:好啦好啦，別哭了