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Does anyone know where to find Esperanto tv shows?

貼文者: DavonPeoples20, 2013年4月22日

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DavonPeoples20 (顯示個人資料) 2013年4月22日上午8:40:09

Really want to just watch videos in Esperanto for practice, do you know any?

yyaann (顯示個人資料) 2013年4月22日上午11:33:33

DavonPeoples20:Really want to just watch videos in Esperanto for practice, do you know any?
Hi DavonPeoples20,
  • The Pasporta al la Tuta Mondo is a set of DVD made for teaching Esperanto. They are very easy to understand. It's a good start.
  • The "Filmkonkurso" channel on Youtube features video made by esperantists.
  • The Spanish Esperanto Federation, has a channel with a lot of interesting content but I wouldn't recommend it for beginners. Besides, the Spaniards do speak their own language very fast and so do they in Esperanto. But if you already understand Esperanto well it's a good place.
  • An easier video might be Renato Corsetti's speach he made for the Columbian Congress of Esperanto. Subtitles are included.

pdenisowski (顯示個人資料) 2013年4月23日下午8:47:43

DavonPeoples20:Really want to just watch videos in Esperanto for practice, do you know any?
Christopher Mihn has recently produced two films with Esperanto audio tracks : Attack of the Moon Zombies and House of Ghosts. They are EXTREMELY cheezy movies (in the classic B-style), but the Esperanto tracks are pretty decent and the DVDs are relatively inexpensive.

http://www.sainteuphoria.com/

Amike,

Paul

dombola (顯示個人資料) 2013年4月24日上午12:54:54

DavonPeoples20:Really want to just watch videos in Esperanto for practice, do you know any?
Try to leaf http://esperanto-tv.com/televido

and

http://esperanto-video.blogspot.com.br/

erinja (顯示個人資料) 2013年4月24日上午10:07:54

pdenisowski:
DavonPeoples20:Really want to just watch videos in Esperanto for practice, do you know any?
Christopher Mihn has recently produced two films with Esperanto audio tracks : Attack of the Moon Zombies and House of Ghosts. They are EXTREMELY cheezy movies (in the classic B-style), but the Esperanto tracks are pretty decent and the DVDs are relatively inexpensive.

http://www.sainteuphoria.com/

Amike,

Paul
There's a third coming out pretty soon, "La giganta araneo" ("The giant spider")

Moosader (顯示個人資料) 2013年5月1日下午7:24:46

I've been trying to aggregate a list of entertainment in Esperanto (http://amuzaesperanto.wordpress.com/amuzajxo/video...)

For beginning-level stuff, I like:
Mazi en Grondolando (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWbyXVSiCxw)
Mejzi (http://www.youtube.com/user/driverevil/videos?flow...)
BookBox (http://www.youtube.com/user/bookboxinc/search?quer...)
And TV for children (http://esperanto-tv.com/infanoj)

I'd also like to encourage other people to create their own original content in Esperanto. If anyone has questions about game development/programming, art, or animation, please send me a message. ridulo.gif

Calixte (顯示個人資料) 2013年5月9日下午12:26:09

Thanks for the website Moosader, I'll bookmark that. ridulo.gif

Moosader:I'd also like to encourage other people to create their own original content in Esperanto. If anyone has questions about game development/programming, art, or animation, please send me a message. ridulo.gif
Agree with that. Anything fun doubles in value for me if it's in Esperanto.
As a side-note, I am currently working on a webcomic, and it pains me that I'm not good enough to do it in Esperanto. If anyone wants to help while I improve my Esperanto skills: http://en.lernu.net/komunikado/forumo/temo.php?t=1...

erinja (顯示個人資料) 2013年5月9日下午12:44:52

Calixte, I suggest that you do your own translations of your comic, and then post them for corrections. It will be good practice for you and it'll push your study along, and you'll also have the benefit of an accurate translation at the end. I'm a huge believer in the value of taking the first crack at it yourself (even if the result is a mess, you learn something from it, and from the corrections).

You could start a new thread with your posted translations and ask for comments and corrections.

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