Hello lernu! I've recently got back into my love affair with Esperanto after a couple of years. Surprisingly, I still remember a good amount of Esperanto. I've recently read that learning a language by communication is the best way to learn. Is there anyone interested out there?

I'd be happy to help! I also come and go with Esperanto sometimes, but I've always come back because it's such a fun and cute language And it's nice to meet people from all over the world with a simple "Saluton"!

Just send me a message and we can practice sometime.

Bonsxancon!

dylanfurr246:Hello lernu! I've recently got back into my love affair with Esperanto after a couple of years. Surprisingly, I still remember a good amount of Esperanto. I've recently read that learning a language by communication is the best way to learn. Is there anyone interested out there?

Do you Skype? I'd be glad to talk to you. Most of my Esperanto use is reading and writing, and I could use some conversation practice as well.

Polaris:

dylanfurr246:Hello lernu! I've recently got back into my love affair with Esperanto after a couple of years. Surprisingly, I still remember a good amount of Esperanto. I've recently read that learning a language by communication is the best way to learn. Is there anyone interested out there?

Do you Skype? I'd be glad to talk to you. Most of my Esperanto use is reading and writing, and I could use some conversation practice as well.

Unfortunately, I don't Skype. Not for the lack of trying, I just don't have the materials too.

dylanfurr246:

Polaris:

dylanfurr246:Hello lernu! I've recently got back into my love affair with Esperanto after a couple of years. Surprisingly, I still remember a good amount of Esperanto. I've recently read that learning a language by communication is the best way to learn. Is there anyone interested out there?

Do you Skype? I'd be glad to talk to you. Most of my Esperanto use is reading and writing, and I could use some conversation practice as well.

Unfortunately, I don't Skype. Not for the lack of trying, I just don't have the materials too.

Me neither. You're welcome to send me a lernu-message any time, just note that I'm not here on Sundays, and sometimes not on Saturdays and/or Mondays, depending on the particular itinerary of the week. I forgot to mention that to my last correspondent, and I couldn't respond for two days, and I haven't heard from him since . I am also fairly frequently in the "tujmesaĝilo" on the right side of the page. I've been learning Esperanto obsessively for over a year, and I think I know it pretty well...

DuckFiasco:I'd be happy to help! I also come and go with Esperanto sometimes,

Haha, I noticed I hadn't seen you in a while, and you've been showing up around here more often lately .

Haven't seen you on Lang-8 lately, but then, I haven't been there much myself, so I can't fault you too much!

dylanfurr246:Hello lernu! I've recently got back into my love affair with Esperanto after a couple of years. Surprisingly, I still remember a good amount of Esperanto. I've recently read that learning a language by communication is the best way to learn. Is there anyone interested out there?

A good place to get some real-time written practice is on IRC (Internet Relay Chat). The channel ##esperanto on freenode.net is AFAIK the most consistently active EO chat room on the Web, and there are usually knowledgeable people around to help you with questions.