It's in their FAQ 🙂
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Never knew about Esperanto, but that was fun to learn about.
It can still be pretty Euro-centric but it’s awesome to be able to communicate with people from any number of countries at the same time.
Next up: lojban
Lojban is so much easier to speak than Esperanto! We actually recently talked in #lojban on Libera about how to pronounce the word in question and our answer is something like {fordzeiio} if one likes the slinkuui semantics or {fordzei'o} otherwise.
I keep reading it as "four-gee-joe", but I'm pretty sure that is not the right pronounciation.
As a speaker of Esperanto, I believe they used the Esperanto for the noun "forge" which is spelled 'forĝejo' with a facy-pants g-circumflex.
In Esperanto, the G with a hat is pronounced like the soft G in forge. The J is pronounced like the letter Y, like in the English word fjord.
So, I don't know if the makers of the tool intended the Esperanto pronunciation to be used. But if it is, the pronunciation would be like forge-AY-o.
Its named after the Esperanto word, but the intended pronunciation is for-JAY-oh.
https://forgejo.dev/forgejo.dev/forgejo
Official pronunciation audio: https://forgejo.org/static/forgejo.mp4
For-jay-ho
For-gay-ho (Spanish)
Just like hotkinkyjo


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