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ekzample(s) for clear esperanto pronouncation

by qwertz, February 14, 2010

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Kojotulo (User's profile) July 9, 2010, 5:25:57 PM

I found a Dutch gentleman on YouTube who speaks Esperanto very naturally and conversationally. I understood him rather well. Anything I did not understand came from my own lack of experience not his pronunciation. Anyway you can see his video here.
proycon

Seth442 (User's profile) July 18, 2010, 1:38:29 AM

This girl has some of the clearest videos in Esperanto that I can find. Some of them are really good quality and she speaks slowly and clearly with really good pronunciation.

qwertz (User's profile) July 31, 2010, 6:38:53 PM

Seth442:This girl has some of the clearest videos in Esperanto that I can find. Some of them are really good quality and she speaks slowly and clearly with really good pronunciation.
Kati published a new video blog. You also will get some information about the famous "flava butonon". rideto.gif

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Contrary, yesterday I was at very malfia/malaĉa Reggae disco. These Rastafaries have a very special kind of pronouncing and singing. Some time time ago I made this La Persisto karaokeo. I'm still try to find out what the singer say excactly at the beginning (0:33 min until 0:45 min). One day I will find out okulumo.gif

So what do you think: Will promoting e-o Reggae means promoting violenting basic e-o principles (=clear pronouncation)? (Apart of that there seems to excist nearly nothing of e-o Reggae music)

philodice (User's profile) August 22, 2010, 8:02:17 PM

I love it! Mi amas gxi.

qwertz (User's profile) October 2, 2010, 9:22:17 PM

ceigered (User's profile) October 3, 2010, 5:06:56 AM

philodice:I love it! Mi amas gxi.
Ĉu ĝi vin amas aŭ ĉu vi ĝin amas? Ne forgesu la akuzativon, 'miko okulumo.gif

qwertz (User's profile) October 3, 2010, 9:07:37 AM

ceigered:'miko okulumo.gif
Be carefully about that e-o "slang"! lango.gif

ceigered (User's profile) October 3, 2010, 9:53:54 AM

qwertz:
ceigered:'miko okulumo.gif
Be carefully about that e-o "slang"! lango.gif
Ah it's praEsperanto, mīn frēond rido.gif

qwertz (User's profile) October 3, 2010, 9:56:44 AM

ceigered:
qwertz:
ceigered:'miko okulumo.gif
Be carefully about that e-o "slang"! lango.gif
Ah it's praEsperanto, mīn frēond rido.gif
#grrr# lango.gif

AnFu (User's profile) October 5, 2010, 5:41:40 PM

Other posters have previously mentioned Kati's videos on YouTube account MANEKENOoficiala as a good example of Esperanto pronunciation. The sound quality is ok to good (in the Blogo 3) with minimal background noise. Her voice and her face are very expressive and thereby aid or give clues for comprehension. I like that she has subtitles so I can hear the Esperanto AND read what is being said at the same time. That helps me a lot. http://www.youtube.com/user/MANEKENOoficiala

Using that same "Hear and Read" method, are Esperanto Vikifilmetoj (short wiki-based videos) by YouTube user account Traduki. They are videos with text from Esperanto Vikipedia shown on the screen while the text is spoken (by Anton Oberndorfer).
http://www.youtube.com/user/traduki#p/c/A3E32737...

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