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pastorant (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 11 Februari 2007 9:24:43 alasiri
Erinja, if I saw someone with an Esperanto pin, I would be so excited!
I've always loved languages, so much that I try to learn ALL of them . But Eo is the fastest . I was reading the following in a magazine:
Paŝoj al malpaco.
I didn't know how to translate malpaco into an English word, but I just KNEW what the word meant, and this was after 2 months.
I was shocked that I was not translating into English after 2 months.
Mythos (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 11 Februari 2007 9:43:43 alasiri
haelen:Hi,Welcome.
This is my first message on the forum.
I first heard of Esperanto years ago.I love that story. It makes me want to put an Esperanto flag in my window - and get a nice pin like erinja (I've been looking for a pin for a bit, though with no luck so far).
When we moved to this area (South East London), I used to see a house with the Esperanto flag in the window when taking my kids to school on the bus each morning.
This must've piqued my curiosity as a few years later I bought 'Teach Yourself Esperanto' in a charity shop.
As an aside - to the guys using Linux, I 'converted' to Kubuntu at the beginning of the year. after years of cursing WindowsIf you need any help with that, I'm one of those Linux guys, and would be happy to give you a hand.
Herzliyya (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 12 Februari 2007 1:04:11 asubuhi
haelen (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 12 Februari 2007 7:44:23 asubuhi
EL_NEBULOSO:Yes. I heard about that too. Managed to find a DVD on eBay for only a few Euro.
about 2 weeks ago, I learned about a film that was completely produced in Esperanto (Incubus).
Tim
haelen (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 12 Februari 2007 7:47:22 asubuhi
If you need any help with that, I'm one of those Linux guys, and would be happy to give you a hand.I may well take you up on that! (By PM or email of course.) I managed to install 'Kurso' via the the command line - which was a miracle
haelen (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 12 Februari 2007 7:48:54 asubuhi
erinja:I've looked several times, and there's no sign of it.
When you progress a little further, you should see if that house still has the flag.
erinja (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 12 Februari 2007 5:20:54 alasiri
Mythos:Look at ELNA's online bookstore: www.esperanto-usa.org (click on the link "bookstore")
I love that story. It makes me want to put an Esperanto flag in my window - and get a nice pin like erinja (I've been looking for a pin for a bit, though with no luck so far).
In the store, scroll down and click on the "pins and insignia" link. I have the "Green star pin" and the "Esperanto flag pin".
European users may have better luck ordering from the UEA (www.uea.org), where shipping costs will be cheaper. But their catalog is only in Esperanto so it's harder for beginners.
Rope (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 12 Februari 2007 5:59:49 alasiri
http://www.esperanto-gb.org/eab/bookcat.htm
then look under the sundries heading.
Woodstock (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 12 Februari 2007 9:02:03 alasiri
another newbie in the forum...
I started learning Esperanto half a year ago and just finished my course. The first time I heard of Esperanto was when a fellow student told me he spoke EO, and that idea of an artificial language fascinated me. I always wanted to invent an own language as a child , and that interest in such projects is still current.
Moreover - it´s just fun!
EL_NEBULOSO (Wasifu wa mtumiaji) 13 Februari 2007 7:46:37 asubuhi
another German-speaking person here in the forum. Seems they meet in the English subforum
I wrote a letter to the lernu! team to ask them whether it is possible to start a "subforum" for German (like they have for several languages) but I got no response so far.
Gerald