Learning Esperanto
Sinanthiel, 2008 m. gruodis 9 d.
Žinutės: 42
Kalba: English
mnlg (Rodyti profilį) 2008 m. gruodis 11 d. 09:08:44
nebwahs (Rodyti profilį) 2008 m. gruodis 11 d. 09:14:13
ceigered:I must say, Esperanto is peculiar language at times, but I guess that's part of the joy .Haha, yea I felt that way for ages, but once you get used to the patterns and they get ingrained in your brain, it makes a lot of sense and you enjoy it even more!
Oh, and Sinanthiel, if you could send me the link to where you got Incubus from I'd be very appreciative!
ceigered (Rodyti profilį) 2008 m. gruodis 11 d. 10:06:39
I was about to go 'I've found it!' in the best German I could use (Ich have es gefinden) when I realised I hadn't found it... Or maybe I did find it but I don't know what I'm looking for so I looked over it...
Rogir (Rodyti profilį) 2008 m. gruodis 11 d. 14:01:40
ceigered (Rodyti profilį) 2008 m. gruodis 11 d. 15:28:20
Rogir:Gerda Malaperis is on this site, under kursoj/meznivelaj.Oh ok, I was under the impression it was more or less like a novel though and that was a course adapted from it? Damn, I've got my head all over the place at the moment, I might need to take a breather from Esperanto soon
Miland (Rodyti profilį) 2008 m. gruodis 11 d. 16:16:54
ceigered: .. I might need to take a breather from Esperanto soonHere's an idea for a breather away from studying the language itself: do some light reading, such as Peter Jameson's Secret Language.
erinja (Rodyti profilį) 2008 m. gruodis 11 d. 17:40:19
Personally, I see "jee" and I think it's a cheer. Yay!
As I said before, baby steps with the colloquialisms! Learn how the language is spoken formally, and in the process, you'll learn the colloquialisms. If you start out immediately with the colloquialisms, you risk not being understood.
Sinanthiel (Rodyti profilį) 2008 m. gruodis 11 d. 19:34:36
mnlg (Rodyti profilį) 2008 m. gruodis 11 d. 19:42:59
69UM24OSU12 (Rodyti profilį) 2008 m. gruodis 12 d. 04:51:21
Sinanthiel:Gerda Malaperis is on this website. Check under Courses- Intermediate level. It now includes sound for all 25 chapters as well as vocabulary and other excercises.
There is a book called "Gerda Malaperis!" read by some Esperantists in Brazil... I have the links if you'd like to listen to it. There are 25 chapters, but I've only listened to the first three chapters.