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lernu! - Learn Esperanto online. Live tutors, dictionary, books & music
A multilingual website for learning Esperanto easily and free of charge...See it on Scoop.it, via Learn Esperanto
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Dr. Zamenhof's Illustrated Biography - By John Hornby and Colin Andrew
Dr. Zamenhof created the international language, Esperanto.See it on Scoop.it, via Learn Esperanto
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English-Esperanto Dictionary - J.C. O'Connor | Open Books
Esperanto is a language which was invented by L.L. Zamenhof and first made public in 1887. Zamenhof's goal was to create an easy and flexible language that would serve as a universal second language to...
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edukado.net
edukado.net - la paĝaro por instruistoj de Esperanto...See it on Scoop.it, via Learn Esperanto
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Traduku.Net
Esperanto translation/traduire/traduki; translators for Esperanto, English, French, Catalan, Spanish, Hungarian, with text-to-speech, keyboard entry, morse code, braille, maritime flags, and SMS...See...
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Who would bother to learn the 'language of hope'? | Davis Enterprise
Like any teenager, I let most random bits of knowledge float by me, but for some reason Esperanto got my attention, perhaps because I was laboring fiercely at the time to learn French and Spanish....
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Frazludo – A Make it Yourself Esperanto Game « Koplushian's Blog
This is a customizable board game which can help you and your students learn Esperanto. It's also fun for those who know the language well. To play this game the players need to know the names of the...
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Just such a situation was imagined in the Polish town of Bialystock, where Ludovic Zamenhof stood in the bustling market-place. Around him, things were far from peaceful. Wranglings and fights, often...
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Elements of Esperanto 9: The -u ending
This is one in a series of podcasts that will quickly teach you the basic elements of Esperanto. If you want to get a feel for what Esperanto is like, how it sounds, how it works, these lessons may be...
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2011 Lernu Meetup in Slovakia — Mnemotechnics.org
I'm really behind on my plan to learn Esperanto. My work just takes up too much time. (A problem that I'm trying to fix at the moment.) The positive side of not having seriously worked on Esperanto for...
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Elements of Esperanto 6: The -is ending
This is one in a series of podcasts that will quickly teach you the basic elements of Esperanto. If you want to get a feel for what Esperanto is like, how it sounds, how it works, these lessons may be...
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What's the point of Esperanto? - Yorkshire Evening Post
Yorkshire Evening PostWhat's the point of Esperanto?Yorkshire Evening PostBut more than a century on, is the mysterious language of Esperanto on its last legs? Grant Woodward reports.See it on...
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VN bestseller now in Esperanto - Viet Nam News
VN bestseller now in EsperantoViet Nam NewsHA NOI — The Esperanto version of Dang Thuy Tram's Diary – the 2005 Vietnamese best-seller has been presented to the public in Ha Noi yesterday.See it on...
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Episode 094 - Esperanto at The Daily Brainwave
Random facts. Useless trivia. Delivered every day to your MP3 Player of choice.See it on Scoop.it, via Learn Esperanto
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Should-a, Would-a, Could-a… « Adventures in Esperanto
Similarly in Esperanto, if we want the true conditional meaning of these words, instead of their special meanings, one should expand upon the sentence, by adding such a conditional statement, or...
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Should Esperanto be the language of Europe? | Debating Europe
Should Esperanto be the language of Europe? Tweet. Bonan matenon! Havu tason da kafo. Ni dancu! “United in Diversity” is the official motto of the European Union. Despite being translated into all 23...
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Facila Vento – easy reading in Esperanto | Esperanto Language Blog
I know, you're just starting to learn Esperanto or perhaps you know someone else just getting started. There's a ton of stuff to read online, but it all feels a bit too difficult. Facila Vento is a...
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Esperanto, an utopia? « AIM Danışmanlık | Consulting
Esperanto was created by L. L. Zamenhof who wrote a book detailing Esperanto. Zamenhof's goal was to create an easy-to-learn and politically neutral language that would foster peace and international...
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The Esperanto alphabet | World Articles
Esperanto is written with 28 letters, 22 produced directly from basic latin alphabet (q, w, x, and there are not used), and the other six (ĉ, ĝ, ĥ, ĵ, ŝ, ŭ), also derived from this base, are with an...
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There-abouts « Adventures in Esperanto
Posted by Andy Esperantisto under Esperanto Quirks | Tags: esperanto, weather, ĉe | Leave a Comment. A bunch of uses of a neat little word today: ĉe. It mostly means “at” in the sense of showing close...
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