No, it's not in English.

[estirose]

Okay, one of the remaining stories on ffn is "Li Ne Estas", which is one of my few pieces of work in Esperanto and my only non-poem. (It's also pretty bad, actually. I should strengthen my grammar and try harder.)

Every so often I get a request in a review to translate "Li Ne Estas". Somehow, the reviewers aren't paying attention to the rule that you can't upload the same story twice.

Heck, if they bothered to hit Inkwell (linked from my profile), and looked under the fandom, they'd *find* the translation for said fic.

Aargh. Do I really need to spell it out for these people?

Comments

These are the people who don't know what "complete" means

[tptigger.livejournal.com]

Yes. They're ff.drekkers what do you expect?

[nalanzu.livejournal.com]

Hit them with sticks. Big ones. (LOVE the icon, btw. ^^)

[(Anonymous)]

Your icon says bakadayo... Why??? And is that SMAP or Kinki Kids, or someone else?

[romana3.livejournal.com]

perhaps I should long in when I make comments

[estirose.livejournal.com]

The icon's from Kamen Rider Faiz. It's a scene where two of the regular characters (Kaido, on the left, and Keitarou on the right) have decided that they need a new... well... look. So they end up with dyed hair and scaring the nice people of Tokyo with their looks and their actions. (It's the comic relief part of what's otherwise a fairly dark story arc....)