Mesaĝoj: 7
Lingvo: English
Ingenium (Montri la profilon) 2012-decembro-01 15:58:38
I am at a beginners level, so if anyone wants to direct me to some reading materials for beginners I would be very much obliged.
Dankon kaj adiaŭ!
jchthys (Montri la profilon) 2012-decembro-01 19:44:57
Makinary (Montri la profilon) 2012-decembro-01 21:53:40
Warning: I have not mastered the english language, so I may make some mistakes in my enligsh texts.
Wellcome, Ingenium. I'm happy for you be interesed for esperanto language, I suggest you start with the book 13 oktobro 1852. The download of this book is in the link below.
http://i-espero.info/files/(...)%2013%20oktobro%201582.pdf
I have skype account, but I can't talk in english trhough voice mode, but I can talk in english through text mode. Well, if you will want my Skype, it is: hundomakinary
Other books: http://i-espero.info/files/elibroj/
TEKSTO EN ESPERANTO:
Averto: Mi ne regas la anglan lingvon, do mi povas fari kelkajn eraraĵojn en miaj anglaj tekstoj
Estu bonvena, Ingenium. Mi estas feliĉa pro vi interesiĝu pri la esperanta lingvo, mi sugestas vin komenci kun la libro 13 Oktobro 1852. La elŝuto de ĉi tiu libro estas en la suba ligilo:
http://i-espero.info/files/(...)%2013%20oktobro%201582.pdf
Mi havas skajpan konton, sed mi ne povas paroli en angla per voĉa maniero, sed mi povas paroli en angla per teksto maniero. Nu, se vi volos mian skajpon, ĝi estas: hundomakinary.
Aliaj libroj: http://i-espero.info/files/elibroj/
Makinary (Montri la profilon) 2012-decembro-01 22:20:18
http://www.kurso.com.br/index.php?en
Download also the books of Hans Andersen.
- Fabuloj - Unua libro
- Fabuloj - Dua libro
- Fabuloj - Tria libro
- Fabuloj - Kvara libro
Warning: firstly read the book 13 Oktobro 1852
J_Marc (Montri la profilon) 2012-decembro-02 00:18:07
Ingenium:Hi! I'm 13 and I'm on a mission to learn Esperanto. I am looking for someone to skype with to improve my speaking skills.
I am at a beginners level, so if anyone wants to direct me to some reading materials for beginners I would be very much obliged.
Dankon kaj adiaŭ!
Teach Yourself Esperanto is a fine textbook but you'll have to look for it, the UEA doesn't seem to have any copies right now. The Esperanto Teacher may be old, but it's clear, free, and easily read on an e-reader. (At least two of those points make it especially perfect for teenagers.) Its authoress, Helen Fryer, probably had lunch with Zamenhof at some time. The Fundamental Chrestomathy is scientifically designed by Dr. Esperanto himself to make you read more betterer. A bit of a snooze-fest, as you might guess from that description and title, but quite good for putting in the hard yards when you are starting out. Also free + e-readable. La suno brilas!
scorpjke (Montri la profilon) 2012-decembro-06 19:13:33
jkph00 (Montri la profilon) 2012-decembro-10 21:02:43
Ingenium:Hi! I'm 13 and I'm on a mission to learn Esperanto. I am looking for someone to skype with to improve my speaking skills.I'm delighted you're learning Esperanto, Ingenium. There have been some very good suggestions made to you about reading materials and courses. Something else that may eventually be of interest to you is the Pasporta Servo, a board at which you can find Esperanto speakers in places you might be traveling to. Often members from there will meet with you and show you around. Sometimes they will even host you in their homes.
I am at a beginners level, so if anyone wants to direct me to some reading materials for beginners I would be very much obliged.
Dankon kaj adiaŭ!
To practice speaking, you might be able to find a Meetup group near where you live. There is a Meetup group that helps establish Esperanto Meetup groups you could check out, too. If you decide to do that, here is a resource from Esperanto-USA that will give you ideas on how to get a group up and running. The tips will help you get a club started at school or the local library, too, if you're patient. Some high schools have community service requirements. Maybe starting such a group would get you that credit if you need it.
Oh, a quick tip for you. The Esperanto farewell adiaǔ is like the English adieu. It seems seldom used except when you likely will never see someone again. The usual way to say good-bye is, "Ĝis!" It means until next time or until later.