Take a Leak in Esperanto (Liki vs. Leki)

Alex Miller gives an Esperanto grammar lesson about the verbs liki and leki and how to remember the word poreo the next time you head to the grocery store. Key words include piki, liki, bleki, leki, potlekisto, potrekremento, poreo, maltrinki, pisi, and urini.

If you liked that lesson, here's another one you might enjoy about the difference between ke, tio, and tiu.    • All That in Esperanto (Ke, Tio, Tiu)  

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