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Tim496 (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 2 Septemba 2013 9:11:26 alasiri
Yeah, I think that's a good idea, I'm not sure about feeling so advanced to do it, but it could be a good beginning for it.
So I must think that once you finish Ana Pana and Ana Renkontas, you know Esperanto and the rest is to improve it, is that right ?
Thanks for the answer, and that'd be nice as well if I could make that practise with one of you. Thanks!
So I must think that once you finish Ana Pana and Ana Renkontas, you know Esperanto and the rest is to improve it, is that right ?
Thanks for the answer, and that'd be nice as well if I could make that practise with one of you. Thanks!
erinja (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 3 Septemba 2013 12:43:44 alasiri
You know all the basics of Esperanto after Ana Pana and Ana Renkontas. The really detailed grammar you won't learn from those courses, but most people never do an advanced Esperanto course. From this point forward your main progress will come from simply using the language, and from consulting a grammar guide when you wonder "How do I say ..." or "When should I use the form...".
Tim496 (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 3 Septemba 2013 3:51:07 alasiri
Oh, so thanks!
Yes, I will surely do it. I actually found an Esperanto group here in my city, so thank you for showing me the Esperanto speakers in Colombia
Yes, I will surely do it. I actually found an Esperanto group here in my city, so thank you for showing me the Esperanto speakers in Colombia