Sinanthiel:

andogigi:Welcome Sinanthiel. If you're looking for learning resources, you're going to find plenty of them out there. One of my favorites is the book "Teach Yourself Esperanto" by John Creswell and John Hartley. This book (along with this website) have answered many of my questions.

Thank you, I will look into that book... I think I heard it's out of print.

I got my home study course today.

Well, I found a few copies on Amazon:

Click Here!

Thanks,

Starkman

Starkman:

Sinanthiel:

andogigi:Welcome Sinanthiel. If you're looking for learning resources, you're going to find plenty of them out there. One of my favorites is the book "Teach Yourself Esperanto" by John Creswell and John Hartley. This book (along with this website) have answered many of my questions.

Thank you, I will look into that book... I think I heard it's out of print.

I got my home study course today.

Well, I found a few copies on Amazon:

Click Here!

Thanks,

Starkman

Dankon! I appreciate the link!

Dankon! I appreciate the link!

I just ordered the book myself!!! And, oddly enough, the price has dropped a few cents. Weird, but I'll take it!

The book got rave reviews from every reviewer on Amazon (only one four-star).

Starkman

I'm not a huge fan of the Teach Yourself book, but I do really like Richardson's Esperanto: Learning and Using the International Language.

erinja:I'm not a huge fan of the Teach Yourself book, but I do really like Richardson's Esperanto: Learning and Using the International Language.

I just got that book last week, so I think with the Jen Nia Mondo course, and Richardson's Esperanto book, I think I am well on my way.