How to pronounce “esper” in English

Espero que lo pongas, que son muy bonitas.

esperando-- que esta cosa no la queremos ver-- la voluntad política.

Esperemos que la próxima vez que nos visitéis, Juan Pablo haya cumplido tu sueño.

Esperando, ya había terminado.

Y espero que lo lean y que les guste.

Y esperaba que me lo tradujeran y como todo eso.

¿Te esperas a que alguien te explique todo cómo hacerlo?

And the Esper is a way to have multiple missions flying on a single larger launch vehicle.

And when Esperanza imagines this, she pictures her ancestor trapped within the walls of her home: “She looked out the window her whole life,

His OG name was Espera “Oscar” de Corti, and he was born in 1904 in Louisiana.

esto no me lo esperaba? ¿Cómo la has soliviantado?

Todo el mundo esperaba que él diera el permiso para que me pudieran matar.

En especial no las esperamos porque la intuición humana que está forjada por una experiencia de genes de años, de culturas de años, no está acostumbrada al crecimiento

puedo quedarme como sentada esperando.

Que yo te espero con un cartel, digo, vale, pues me esperas.

¡Vaya día me espera! ¡Es que encima todo a última hora!

Entonces esto puede esperar.

fuera tu casa esperando trasplantes.

Y tuvieron que esperar a la pieza y tal.

Pero la esperanza y el amor es una herramienta-- unas cualidades fundamentales para superar cualquier cosa en la vida.

What I think about Esperanto is-- I don't know much about Esperanto, so this is just off the top of my head.

Do you use Esperanto?

But my imagining about Esperanto-- so this is a constructed language, how much of a history does it have?

I'd heard of Esperanto and its competitors.

pero te puedo asegurar que espero que los 300 y las 300 que nos están viendo lo reciban, transmitís una pasión, una serenidad, un amor, si me permitís por el término,

cierto perfil que no te esperabas.

They are what I've called an Esperanto of the imagination.

Because of this being this language of Esperanto, this Esperanto language, the big blockbuster studios love it, because it can actually communicate across cultures.

Lo importante es no perder la esperanza.

The tenses were identical to Esperanto's.

I did take Arabic and Esperanto, but I took Russian and linguistics the next semester in the fall of 2000.

I took the first semester of Esperanto, which was a student run class that was pretty cool.

male #6: So you had Esperanto in the mix, which is an artificial language.

See, Esperanza’s discomfort in her house mirrors her discomfort with her own identity.

Like Cisneros herself, Esperanza is Chicana, which means she comes from a Mexican family but was born in the U.S.

Então, espero que isso, de agora em diante, seja facilitado.

Y de repente dices, espera, ¿yo por qué le tengo que meter prisa, no?

Bueno, pues tampoco espero que no.

No. No esperemos a eso.

Oye, espera, espera que les junto, oye que-- y no pasa nada y todo el mundo se ríe, porque cuando nos quitamos la careta,

Que últimamente se está poniendo de moda-- y espero que esto vaya a más-- el que tú tocas la pantalla y te describa, someramente,

En la tres entiendes que te pagan por esperar.

But I was wondering what was your opinion on Esperanto in that regards.

So the case system for this language was identical to Esperanto's.

Having grown up in an apartment, Esperanza is thrilled to put down her roots in her family’s new home.

Like the house on Mango Street, Esperanza’s Spanish name feels like the wrong fit for the person she wants to be.

On top of all that, Esperanza inherited her name from her great-grandmother — but she doesn’t want to inherit the life her great-grandmother lived.

the way so many women sit their sadness on an elbow.” Notice how Esperanza makes the connection between her great-grandmother and countless

And by rejecting her house, Esperanza is also rejecting her picture of traditional femininity.