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Katzedecimal (Погледати профил) 24. јул 2016. 22.21.39

erinja (Погледати профил) 24. јул 2016. 22.51.40
TheStoic (Погледати профил) 06. децембар 2016. 09.49.27
oyd11 (Погледати профил) 06. децембар 2016. 22.12.24
thanks!
roboto_loco (Погледати профил) 08. децембар 2016. 14.17.08
Thanks!
raffadalbo (Погледати профил) 09. децембар 2016. 11.32.12
I suppose that this is not supported by lernu! but lernu! knows about it.
And in fact I believe this is a strong help for lernu! Users that still want to find old courses may do this - even if probably not with 100% of the original functionalities and without guarantee.
In the future I hope that lernu! itself arranges something similar for what they cannot or do not want to update but is still valuable for some users.
roboto_loco (Погледати профил) 09. децембар 2016. 13.33.16
oyd11 (Погледати профил) 27. децембар 2016. 09.10.42
There's some very nice audio recordings - like some Andersen's tales here:
http://dvd.ikso.net/pagxo/en/sono.html
Also - some anyone know how to download the Audio from the current "Nakamura" course? I would like to listen to it offline several times after reading, thanks!
OrionPax (Погледати профил) 27. фебруар 2017. 19.46.10
RoxanneRW (Погледати профил) 28. мај 2018. 00.49.53
I am about to teach a linguistics course I last taught in 2015. Then and for a number of years prior, I had my students "learn" the basics of Esperanto at the old Lernu website at http://en.lernu.net/enkonduko/index.php. From that screen, I then had them go to English-based "About Esperanto" (clicking on the Cat with the Flag picture), then to "Introduction to the Language" (clicking on the cat pointing at "Esperanto") [this info from my old, course instructions].
This quick and fun, non-technical introduction to the language enabled the students — at the end of 45 minutes to an hour — to enjoyably complete the assignment to "write a five sentence paragraph in Esperanto," and nicely taught them how easy the language is to pick up.
I have searched through the Media Library and the Grammar section of the "new" Lernu, to no avail. I've also tried to access http://dvd.ikso.net/pagxo/eo/kurso.html mentioned in comments above as a possible repository of old Lernu material, but that server seems to be down.
Can anyone help me locate the really excellent little intro to Esperanto grammar and vocabulary?