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esperanto and mount kilimanjaro

fra 313,2013 10 10

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Språk: English

313 (Å vise profilen) 2013 10 10 11:12:12

hi,i live at Tanzania in East Africa the land of Kilimanjaro,which is the highest mountain in Africa..I come up with idea of organizing event of climbing mount kilimanjaro for esperantist and our flag which we will call open door for esperanto movement in africa and it will sound like promo to our esperanto movement..am capable of organize since law of our country allow it,am a citezens of Tanzania and many other oppurtunity...
Pls if you think this idea is good say yes and avice and if its not good say no and advice

wdhgtx (Å vise profilen) 2013 10 11 02:44:57

i think this is a good idea

Uridium (Å vise profilen) 2013 10 11 02:53:23

Good chance for mixing Esperanto, nature and sport!

I just hope you will found enough proud and resistant people for doing that, i imagine is not a joke climb Kilimanjaro.

efilzeo (Å vise profilen) 2013 10 11 04:40:54

Seems a nice way to enjoy both Esperanto and nature. If there is a local group you can rely on it.

Cfail0814 (Å vise profilen) 2013 10 16 15:13:17

I think this sounds like a great idea!

Leneo (Å vise profilen) 2013 10 16 21:22:11

Yeeeeees !!!

Fantastic Idea !

This will be a huge big project, costly.

We really don't have to be at a top of Kilimanjaro.

313 (Å vise profilen) 2013 10 18 05:47:28

Uridium:Good chance for mixing Esperanto, nature and sport!

I just hope you will found enough proud and resistant people for doing that, i imagine is not a joke climb Kilimanjaro.
its not a joke i real want to organize ths event

erinja (Å vise profilen) 2013 10 18 14:59:09

313, Uridium's meaning is that climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro is a difficult thing. There is an English expression, "X is not a joke", to mean that X is a difficult thing. It is like saying "X is not easy". He did not mean that he thought you were joking.

313 (Å vise profilen) 2013 10 22 07:44:16

erinja:313, Uridium's meaning is that climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro is a difficult thing. There is an English expression, "X is not a joke", to mean that X is a difficult thing. It is like saying "X is not easy". He did not mean that he thought you were joking.
erinja thx for ur detail info..and u remember i used to talk with u about this event?i real wan do it cause i see a chance of advertise esperanto in africa through this event..do u remember the emeail u gave me?can u try to make that guy understand what i mean?

erinja (Å vise profilen) 2013 10 22 15:51:05

I am sorry but I don't have time to help you out with this; you can contact him yourself if you want to propose your idea.

I think that if you want to advertise Esperanto, you should try to learn it first, and then advertise it. If you don't speak Esperanto, or if you don't speak it well, then it is hard to encourage other people to learn it. In addition, if you climb Mt. Kilimanjaro with other Esperanto speakers, you want to be able to communicate with them easily. I encourage you to learn Esperanto well first, and then think about climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro.

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