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Buddhist fables

by Leke, November 12, 2011

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Leke (User's profile) November 12, 2011, 7:48:06 AM

Just found around 100 Buddhist fables translated to Esperanto text with audio.
http://www.budhano.cn/podkasto/?cat=5
I've never heard it mentioned before so I thought I would post it here.

qwertz (User's profile) November 12, 2011, 8:24:55 AM

Thanks, Leke.

I like the idea of Formadromano/Bildungsroman. Does there excist an Esperanto translation of Siddhartha (Hermann Hesse)?

Leke (User's profile) November 12, 2011, 10:41:01 AM

qwertz:Thanks, Leke.

I like the idea of Formadromano/Bildungsroman. Does there excist an Esperanto translation of Siddhartha (Hermann Hesse)?
Cool, I've never heard of that book before.
I stumbled upon the site while looking for an esperanto translation of the Four noble truths. If anyone knows of a translation of that, I would be interested.

qwertz (User's profile) November 12, 2011, 11:44:49 AM

Leke:
qwertz:Thanks, Leke.

I like the idea of Formadromano/Bildungsroman. Does there excist an Esperanto translation of Siddhartha (Hermann Hesse)?
Cool, I've never heard of that book before.
I stumbled upon the site while looking for an esperanto translation of the Four noble truths. If anyone knows of a translation of that, I would be interested.
I already read Siddhartha in German. So would be nice to read Siddhartha in Esperanto, too. Doing that way I would already "pre-programmed" to understand the Esperanto version. Furthermore, would be nice to have an "two language tabbed"* epub ebook of that. Something similar like that pdf.

*How that book layout style is named in English?

1Guy1 (User's profile) November 12, 2011, 11:49:52 AM

Leke:
qwertz:Thanks, Leke.

I like the idea of Formadromano/Bildungsroman. Does there excist an Esperanto translation of Siddhartha (Hermann Hesse)?
Cool, I've never heard of that book before.
I stumbled upon the site while looking for an esperanto translation of the Four noble truths. If anyone knows of a translation of that, I would be interested.
In Esperanto it is called 'Sidarto' and published by Mondial. Just google the ISBN (1595691758) to get details.

qwertz (User's profile) November 12, 2011, 12:42:55 PM

1Guy1:
In Esperanto it is called 'Sidarto' and published by Mondial. Just google the ISBN (1595691758) to get details.
Thanks a lot. Its also listed at Amazon.

Donniedillon (User's profile) November 13, 2011, 2:50:48 PM

1Guy1:
In Esperanto it is called 'Sidarto' and published by Mondial.
Thanks so much. It is one of my favorite books and I will definitely check out the EO version.

Budhano (User's profile) November 15, 2013, 2:29:34 PM

Leke:Just found around 100 Buddhist fables translated to Esperanto text with audio.
http://www.budhano.cn/podkasto/?cat=5
I've never heard it mentioned before so I thought I would post it here.
Welcome to my website. There are other tales translated into esperanto with aŭdio: http://www.budhano.cn/podkasto/?cat=6 and http://www.budhano.cn/podkasto/?cat=7

domingocordon (User's profile) November 15, 2013, 4:39:01 PM

Welcome to my website. There are other tales translated into esperanto with aŭdio: http://www.budhano.cn/podkasto/?cat=6 and http://www.budhano.cn/podkasto/?cat=7[/quote]Gratulon Bhudano pro via paĝo, ĝi vere ŝatas min.
Amike.

Leke (User's profile) November 15, 2013, 7:57:51 PM

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