Using La Sankta Biblio to learn Esperanto
by Starkman, May 11, 2010
Messages: 113
Language: English
Nephihaha (User's profile) December 24, 2020, 11:09:52 PM
This is a good thread, makes a change for people to be discussing this subject in a civilised manner.
I think it almost goes without saying some parts of the Bible are worth dipping into more than others. I won't head straight for Leviticus for example or the more legalistic parts of the Epistles. I also find Mark easier to read than Luke. I've noticed this is the case in other language. Luke's opening chapters seem to use complex language and when I tried to read it in more poor Esperanto I just kept going for the dictionary.
I think it almost goes without saying some parts of the Bible are worth dipping into more than others. I won't head straight for Leviticus for example or the more legalistic parts of the Epistles. I also find Mark easier to read than Luke. I've noticed this is the case in other language. Luke's opening chapters seem to use complex language and when I tried to read it in more poor Esperanto I just kept going for the dictionary.
Nephihaha (User's profile) December 24, 2020, 11:09:54 PM
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Testudo2 (User's profile) March 13, 2021, 12:36:14 AM
erinja:Parallel texts are a great way to learn.
Another option of parallel text is:
Esperanto translation of Epsilon Theory
https://ekonomiabultenopriusono.com/