Espera Mondo #66 - Rivervida Sidejo kaj Marbordo Dolĉa - Esperanto - Minecraft

Hey. Hello, EsperaMondo-ers,

or YouTubers, because I accept everyone

in my videos.

I am now by the South,

and that spot is the South's spawn point.

And this time I'm filming the places

which are found to the right

or to the left, or ahead,

or it depends how you're oriented.

So just look, that's the South,

that is...

That's those things.

So you'll probably be able to find this place.

I'm already in some house.

Actually I am here,

which is a very comfortable place,

because I can observe and see

which people are approaching.

That is really good for

protecting the location if a war happens.

But of course, a war won't happen,

because Espera Mondo is a very peaceful world.

So that's the first house

and it has a pretty interesting style.

So if you look from a distance

you can see that arch.

That reminds me of Japanese houses.

Actually that's a pretty big house.

Well, big enough to be

called a mansion, maybe.

And beside that one are others.

So there's that one with the same style.

I am entering it and...

Whoa, that is elaborate.

Oh, that's interesting.

There's a staircase in the center.

And it's protected by these fences.

I'm not sure I've seen anything

similar to that before.

So. That's being used.

I'm not sure who made these things,

but I think it was

Builder of the Cake.

But I can't be certain

because there's nothing...

there isn't a sign by the houses

so I can't easily tell

who these houses belong to.

However, if you know and want

me to mention that,

you can say so in a comment

and I'll add it to the description

or to the title of the video.

So here's a third house.

Oh, that is a chicken.

There seem to be only chests.

Only chests? Yes.

Looks like the guy who built that

is still using them.

Or not.

Actually... maybe.

So that's very traditional,

that's even like the rooks

in chess.

So there's a very square shape

and these little stones

that kind of make spikes.

As if it's the teeth of a mouth.

And it's a bit strange,

there's this style here and that style there.

That's not very conformal

but I can accept that.

Well, I can still see two other houses.

There's that one and that one, which are pretty

similar to the ones before, so let me visit them.

But first I want to visit that part to the right.

Wow, I really like this road.

The road is almost prettier than that house.

'New Path'

OK, that appears to be an observatory.

It's beside the sea.

It's called the "Riverview Sitting Place"

So a 'sidejo' is a place for sitting.

(laughs) I guess that's that.

Yes, well, here by the shore you can

observe things.

And that seems to be a boat dock, a harbor.

So. And I believe there's a sign beside it

which is the 'boat-parkejo',

so it's the "boat parking" in English.

So. A little fountain.

I'm following the road

and that leads to...

oh, a very, very beautiful road.

That is very pretty.

You can see it's totally linear,

you can't make a mistake,

you can only go to the good, right place.

Very symmetrical, very beautiful.

Welcome to the "Sweet Coast".

Wow, coast-- yes,

I am beside the sea.

That's understandable.

But why "sweet"?

Because there's sugarcane

and sugarcane has sugar

so it's sweet?

Or maybe because it has--

Wow, a whole bunch of potatoes.

These facts are pretty b--

no, not pretty-- very beautiful.

And I haven't often seen

so many vegetables at the same time.

I once saw more in the

"Community of Comrades",

but there everything was flat.

But there it's different, because

there's different levels.

At the same time, there's stone...

Is there stone? No, it's wood.

There's rivers

and you can...

for example, if you're here,

the view is almost totally covered by--

Something pushed me.

OK, no, no.

Good. Potatoes, yes,

and that's wheat.

And you can see there's an interesting shape.

So it isn't the best shape

for good harvesting, but it is

good for... looking at, (laughs) yes.

That seems better for the eyes

than in the reaper's hands.

So, what is that house?

Is it the storage area

where the grain is found?

Actually, the harvests.

That seems like a very basic staircase.

And what is here?

Hmm, many chests.

OK, so I can see that it's

written in French.

(reading) ..."bois, ligno".

Yes, that's French.

So the guy who built that

is probably French.

Recently there have been some French-speakers.

Not French people but French-speakers,

I should say, because not every French-speaker--

actually, the majority are not French people.

So yes, I don't know who did that,

so if that person knows and...

or someone else knows,

they can mention it in a description (?).

Oh crap. I fell.

So there's still these two houses,

so that is the goal.

Let me be quick, and I'll try not to fall,

since because of these (laughs) water holes

I have to slalom a bit,

so have indirect movement

and not go totally straight,

because if I do that,

of course, I'll fall.

That is bigger than the others.

It's interesting, usually in a village

all houses are next to one another, but

here there's a big distance between

each similar house.

Ooh, I like these houses

with lots and lots of buttons.

When I see a button,

I always want to press it

even if I can clearly see

that (laughs) it wouldn't do anything.

Hey! Hello, pig.

Is it your house?

Oh, there's even buttons on that spot.

Well, of course, these buttons

are not for being pressed,

but just for decoration,

to ornament the house.

Well, that's a blue bed.

Actually, when I played yesterday

to see what to film,

they looked green

because I use a program

that changes the screen color,

because blue light is not good

for getting good sleep.

Wow, there are other types of switches,

I like that.

Well, that is very pretty, but imagine:

you're a rebel and you do that

and you leave.

If you do that, people won't like you.

(laughs) Just go back and put things

the way you found them.

Oh, there's so many things in a small space.

There's only 9 blocks, but with 9 blocks

the person succeeded in placing a ton of stuff.

Well, I think that's enough.

And there's one left, and that is...

where is it?

Crap, I got a little bit lost.

Eh... not there.

So, already from this distance

I can see that it

is very similar to the last one.

It's probably the same creator, maybe?

Well, there's already a difference,

there's two roads to the house.

There's this normal bridge

but also there's a second road

and it's arches made of wood.

Yes, you can see these arches

made not of wood, but leaves.

Well, you could suppose

that inside the leaves there's wood,

because that couldn't be true

if there weren't wood.

The leaves would just fall.

Oh, OK.

That's pretty.

And I like these pots (laughs)... oh.

It's good that the dirt can't

fall out of the tiny holes.

Well, that seems very comfortable.

That is, it seems like a good place

for an Esperanto club,

because people can just chat here

and when they want to eat

they can just go there

and keep talking with each other.

There's a central staircase and another staircase.

Yes, it's very large.

Wow, that is a very pretty location,

because there's nothing there and you can easily see

when the sun is setting.

That is very pretty.

Well, it'll probably be prettier

by your own eyes.

Not long ago there was

an eclipse in the US.

And when you see pictures

it doesn't look very beautiful,

but when you see that truly,

with your own eyes, that

is a lot better, people say.

OK. Interesting mix of wool and wood.

And I think that's everything.

So, thanks for watching.

That was the "Sweet Coast"

and the "Seaside View".

I don't remember, I'll rewatch the video

to find out the exact names

and I'll add those names

into the title.

So thank you and until next time!