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Translation

novel

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Examples

.

I am reading a novel in Esperanto.

.

She wrote three novels and many stories.

, .

The novel is long, but very good.

.

That novel appeared a hundred years ago.

Parizo.

The author of the novel lived in Paris.

A false friend worth flagging: is a novel, not a Roman and not a romance. A Roman is only in the sense of an inhabitant of Rome, Romo, and careful writers avoid the clash by writing -o or simply naming the city. Love as a genre is amrakonto or amromano. The verb for producing one is , to author, rather than plain , which is the physical act of writing letters on a page. A novelist is a o, built with the -- suffix that marks a person by trade.

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This word is taught in chapter 10, lesson 4: romano, progresi, revidi and 7 more words.