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notforbidden (Profil anzeigen) 10. Dezember 2010 02:51:19
I signed up to this a couple of years ago and have forgotten everything. Where should I start? I'm a bit overwhelmed! But I really want to learn.
Thanks!
ceigered (Profil anzeigen) 10. Dezember 2010 06:22:46
If you're starting from scratch, I recommend Ana Pana, Mi estas Komencanto, but most of all Bildoj kaj Demandoj (I think there's a chance it's called "Pictures and Questions" in the English version, but I'm only on the EO version of the site atm).
After that there's Ana renkontas, but you can also start traversing the forums and trying to write passages into Eo or translating them. You could, for example, do a couple of base courses, read up on how grammar works, learn all the affixes etc and then start reading something like EventEo or Esperanto Wikipedia, and start translating back into English and asking on the forums for corrections etc.
That's a farily intense way to learn though
.But don't be overwhelmed, just jump into some of the beginner/introduction courses and see what happens, there's no need to be worried with the nice little dictionary in the corner and these forums
SDG (Profil anzeigen) 10. Dezember 2010 07:01:43
notforbidden:HI,This has been a big help to me.
I signed up to this a couple of years ago and have forgotten everything. Where should I start? I'm a bit overwhelmed! But I really want to learn.
Thanks!
http://www.kurso.com.br/index.php?en
FreeXenon (Profil anzeigen) 10. Dezember 2010 14:10:36
I have a massive amount of Esperanto Links on my website that you may find useful while learning Esperanto:
http://www.arionshome.com/esperanto/eo-links/
erinja (Profil anzeigen) 10. Dezember 2010 14:59:41
Try the first one or two lessons of each beginner course and see what you enjoy. No pressure to do a whole course start to finish before trying another course. You might find that one course suits you better than another, and at any rate you can always go back to one that you haven't completed.