41. Esperanto - E Articles and discussion groups pertaining to the esperanto language and cultural Introduction to the esperanto language, which was invented by Polish http://www.electronicsee.com/Resources/Esperanto.htm

Esperanto and E Guide - Resources and Review Collection of Esperanto resources available in a range of languages including Afrikaans, Danish, English, German, Italian, Spanish, Hebrew, Maltese, Japanese, and Norwegian. Introduction to Esperanto, explaining its rules and demonstrating why it is the only systematic human language in the world. Includes English Esperanto and Esperanto - English glossaries. Dictionary which translates English to Esperanto, and Esperanto to English. An extensive catalogue of language related Internet resources, including online language lessons, translating dictionaries, native literature, translation services, software, and language schools. Articles and discussion groups pertaining to the Esperanto language and cultural movement. Links to specific lingual resources covering spelling, punctuation, grammar, and vocabulary are also available. Introduction to the Esperanto language, which was invented by Polish physician Ludwig Zamenhof (1859 1917), with a description of its roots and its grammar as well as brief lessons in grammar and vocabulary. Online translating dictionaries, language introductions and travel information. Includes a Word of the Day translated into at least 50 languages.

42. 1Stop-Language.com-Everything For Languages For FREE!Language Resources Esperant esperanto language resources, everything you need for learning Esperanto. Click on any of the links to take you to the esperanto language section http://www.1stop-language.com/m/esperanto.html

Esperanto Click on any of the links to take you to the Esperanto language section: Esperanto grammar Esperanto books Esperanto translators Esperanto teachers ... 1 Stop Language

43. New Zealand Esperanto Association 200507-27 The web site Nesto aims not only to teach esperanto language, The international language Esperanto is a language for use only in http://www.esperanto.org.nz/

Postal Address: P.O. Box 8140, Symonds Street, Auckland 1035, New Zealand Email address: bradley@esperanto-lingvo.org The New Zealand Esperanto Association is a voluntary organisation set up to promote Esperanto in New Zealand. Some of our pages are in English and give information about Esperanto or about NZEA ; other pages are in Esperanto, to inform Esperanto speakers about Esperanto in New Zealand . There is also a Site Index. La Nov-Zelanda Esperanto-Asocio estas volontula organizo en Nov-Zelando por Esperanto. Informo en la angla lingvo estas por informi nov-zelandanojn pri Esperanto kaj nia Asocio; informo en Esperanto estas por informi esperantistojn pri Esperanto en Nov-Zelando. Estas Indekso de nia retejo News: World Esperanto Congress. The 90th World Esperanto Congress took place in Vilnius, Lithuania, from 23rd to 30th July 2005, with about 2300 participants from about 62 countries from all around the world, talking together without interpreters! This congress took place 100 years after the first World Esperanto Congress (Boulogne-sur-Mer, France, 1905). The congress took the opportunity to discuss the whole series of 90 world congresses. Through decades characterised by social changes, political troubles and wars, the congresses retained their most outstanding feature - that of a forum for people to meet people, with a strong desire to overcome the barriers of nationality and ideology. Several congress sessions were dedicated to discussing the usefulness of the congresses to those who take part. Many emphasised the educational value - not only for increasing knowledge about various subjects, but also for awareness of intercultural communication at the most personal level. The participants demonstrated their continuing determination to work together with good will to improve cooperation between the peoples of the world.

44. Esperanto Language Course, Learn, Speak, Audio, CD ROM, Instruction esperanto language course, learn, speak, audio, CD ROM, dictionary, instruction, for independent travellers. Easy and fun. http://www.maps2anywhere.com/Languages/Esperanto_language_course.htm

Esperanto, language, course, learn, speak, audio, cd rom, dictionary, instruction Esperanto language course learn speak audio cd rom dictionary tapes cassette instruction Esperanto Language Course Learn, Speak, Audio, CD ROM, Dictionary, Tapes, Cassette, Instruction. (as available) ITEM NAME AND DESCRIPTION OF LANGUAGE COURSE CODE PRICE Esperanto ~ 101 Languages of the World CD ROM for Windows and Macintosh. Features: Up to 5,000 words and Survival Phrases, and 100's of sentences in context for the Bengali language. Contains interactive dialogs ; conversation practice; fully integrated native speaker sound; record, playback and compare; SlowSound digital speech analysis ; challenging games, etc; and shows you exactly how to meet and greet people, make polite conversation , order in restaurants, ask for directions, deal with banks and taxi drivers, handle emergencies, and more. 101 languages on a set of 4 CD ROM TRAN set of 4 CD ROM or foreign delivery Teach Yourself Esperanto Dictionary McGraw-Hill Books.

45. 4th SCIC-Universities Conference (27/3/2000, Brussels) (7) Rather, he intended to present the esperanto language as a practical tool for The esperanto language was first published in 1887 by Dr. LL Zamenhof. http://europa.eu.int/comm/scic/interpreter/2000/6_esperanto_en.htm

es da de el en fr it nl pt ... Directorate General for Interpretation Become an interpreter Contact Search on EUROPA What's new Site Map ... Career opportunities Supporting Multilingualism - Esperanto as a Practical Tool Mr. Van Oostendorp (University of Amsterdam) Mr. Van Oostendorp began by recognising that in contrast to other speakers, his colleague Mr. Schubert and he were not offering a technical solution to the linguistic problems of the community. Rather, he intended to present the Esperanto language as a practical tool for overcoming communication and language learning barriers. He did not see Esperanto as the symbol of a utopian idealism, as it was so often presented, but rather as a means of improving quality in language learning and interpretation. Mr. Van Oostendorp was to discuss the propaedeutic value of learning Esperanto, and Mr. Schubert would then discuss the practical applications of Esperanto to interpretation. The Esperanto language was first published in 1887 by Dr. L.L. Zamenhof. It may be used in all areas of human communication. It has a very small number of native speakers, so there is no real native speaker norm. It dispenses with the historically grown irregularities of natural languages, replacing them with a regularised grammar and vocabulary.

46. FAQ - Esperanto Radio Archive I produce or broadcast esperanto language programs, or programs about Esperanto. Can I send my programs to you for inclusion in the archive? http://radioarkivo.org/faq.html

Esperanto Radio Arkivo - FAQ Welcome to the Esperanto Radio Archive . Please read the following questions and answers to learn more about the archive. ( Legu en Esperanto Questions What is the Esperanto Radio Archive? What is the purpose of the archive? I want to listen to a file which is listed, but not available. How can I listen to it? I produce or broadcast Esperanto language programs, or programs about Esperanto. Can I send my programs to you for inclusion in the archive? ... http://radioarkivo.org What is the purpose of the archive? This archive exists to help spread the knowledge about and the use of Esperanto in radio. Some broadcasters do not broadcast on the internet, and many radio stations do not operate their own Internet archive, broadcasting only in real time. Others offer limited archives, and often in formats not easily available to all Internet users. We try to create a single location where programs are automatically recorded and converted to the MP3 format, uploaded to a web server, and shared with all. An added benefit of the MP3 format is that it allows Esperantists to be able to download entire shows and easily copy to compact disc or portable MP3 players, making it easy to listen away from a computer desk. Listening to Esperanto radio programs is an excellent learning tool for progressing and intermediate Esperanto learners, as it can provide daily exposure to the living and spoken language.

47. COGEN Magazine The strange phenomenon of the language Esperanto arises in part due to the unusual Recent work made in and about the esperanto language is coming from http://www.publicnature.com/co-gen/seeds.html

48. GreenBooks.TheOneRing.net™ | Ostadan's Lore & Letters | Glossopoeia For Fun And What is Glossopoeia? esperanto language of Hope; That Elvish Vice; tlhIngan Hol The Warrior s Tongue The Multilingual Esperanto Information Center http://greenbooks.theonering.net/ostadan/files/040101.html

Search: Links Home The Movies Spy Reports Features ... NEXT -> Glossopoeia for Fun and Profit Table of Contents What is Glossopoeia? Esperanto: Language of Hope That Elvish Vice tlhIngan Hol: The Warrior's Tongue ... Other References What is Glossopoeia? One of J.R.R. Tolkien's less famous works is A Secret Vice , a lecture first presented in 1931, and reprinted as an essay in glossopoeia Esperanto ; the Elvish cluster of languages; and tlhIngan Hol Esperanto: Language of Hope La Lingvo Internacia esperanto Unu Ringo ilin regas, Unu ilin prenas, Unu Ringo en mallumon ilin gvidas kaj katenas. This example shows a few of Esperanto's interesting features. The vocabulary is largely derived from Latin roots ( reg- ring- in the mix as well. The word mal-lumon The number of Esperanto speakers grew steadily after its publication. A number of literary translations , as well as original articles, prose, and poetry, appeared during the next twenty years, and the first international congress conducted entirely in Esperanto was held in France, in 1905. Among the people who eventually learned Esperanto to the point of being able to write in it was a young English Boy Scout named John Ronald Reuel Tolkien. In 1909, he wrote a small sixteen-page notebook, the

49. ILoveLanguages - Your Guide To Languages On The Web Offers information about the esperanto language, a free email Esperanto course, Each language section contains links to information about Esperanto in http://www.ilovelanguages.com/index.php?category=Languages|By Language|Esperanto

50. Course Syllabus - Esperanto Language, Literature And Community - SIT Center For Esperanto 3000 Language, Literature, Community Esperanto 3000 esperanto language, Literature And Community. Dates of course. July 422, 2005 http://www.sit.edu/esperanto/syllabus_3000.html

Course Syllabi Esperanto 1500: Next Steps in Esperanto Esperanto 2000: Gaining Confidence in Esperanto Esperanto 3000: Language, Literature, Community Course Syllabus Esperanto 3000: Esperanto Language, Literature And Community Dates of course: July 4-22, 2005 Time: Monday-Friday, 8:30-11:30 A.M. Instructor: Paul Gubbins E-mail: mr.esperanto@tiscali.co.uk Course Description and General Goals of Course This course addresses the needs of advanced students in a variety of areas, including the linguistics of Esperanto; advanced language skills (translating, interpreting, composition, oratory); Esperanto literature; and social, cultural, and political aspects of the Esperanto community. This varied focus is especially useful for those preparing to teach or to take advanced examinations in Esperanto. 3 undergraduate credits available. Prerequisites Course Objectives At the conclusion of this three-week course, the student will demonstrate: A. the ability to:

51. Re: Replying To UTF-8 Message Causes Switch To Esperanto Language. Why? Esperanto being selected because it is the only language associated with UTF8. Langugage choice affects only spell-checking. You can try changing language http://mail.gnome.org/archives/balsa-list/2003-December/msg00020.html

Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Author Index Re: Replying to UTF-8 message causes switch to Esperanto language. Why? From To : balsa-list gnome org Subject : Re: Replying to UTF-8 message causes switch to Esperanto language. Why? Date : Wed, 03 Dec 2003 17:39:44 +0000 On 2003.12.03 09:33, Eliseev Vladimir wrote: > I discovered the problem with default language setting while replying > to message encoded in UTF-8. Usually ny default language is > Russian(KOI8-R) but it magically switches to Esperanto when I want > to reply to the message like this: > [snip] > Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="utf-8" > > My balsa 2.0.15 works on SPARC/Solaris 8. > Any comments? Or maybe all is ok? It is alright: balsa tries to use the charset of the replied message. Esperanto being selected because it is the only language associated with UTF-8. Langugage choice affects only spell-checking. You can try changing language to Russian (KOI8-R) and if the text can be encoded in KOI8-R, it will. Pawel References Replying to UTF-8 message causes switch to Esperanto language. Why?

52. Replying To UTF-8 Message Causes Switch To Esperanto Language. Why? Replying to UTF8 message causes switch to esperanto language. ny default language is Russian(KOI8-R) but it magically switches to Esperanto when I want http://mail.gnome.org/archives/balsa-list/2003-December/msg00018.html

Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Author Index Replying to UTF-8 message causes switch to Esperanto language. Why? From To : balsa-list gnome org Subject : Replying to UTF-8 message causes switch to Esperanto language. Why? Date : Wed, 3 Dec 2003 11:33:26 +0300 Hello, I discovered the problem with default language setting while replying to message encoded in UTF-8. Usually ny default language is Russian(KOI8-R) but it magically switches to Esperanto when I want to reply to the message like this: Date: Wed, 3 Dec 2003 09:50:57 +0500 User-Agent: KMail/1.4.3 Cc: =?utf-8?b?0JXQu9C40YHQtdC10LIg0JLQu9Cw0LTQuNC80LjRgA==?= <evlad@cge.ru> MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: Multipart/Mixed; boundary="Boundary-00=_XSYA0XXTSEXSIZL3KV25" Status: RO Content-Length: 580333 Lines: 7552 Boundary-00=_XSYA0XXTSEXSIZL3KV25 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit My balsa 2.0.15 works on SPARC/Solaris 8. Any comments? Or maybe all is ok? Best regards, Eliseev Vladimir Follow-Ups Re: Replying to UTF-8 message causes switch to Esperanto language. Why?

53. Esperanto esperanto language Games at Quia Esperanto Vocabulary. Down arrow Up arrow. grey line. Kurso de Esperanto Free software to download http://www.shambles.net/pages/learning/mfl/esperanto/

(best viewed at 800 x 600) document.write(""+doClock("W0","%20","D1","%20","M0","%20","Y0","%20")+""); http://www.shambles.net Esperanto Add a link Top of page Wikipedia Online Encyclopedia in Esperanto http://eo.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Wikipedia Online Encyclopedia in Esperanto Wikipedia is the free-content encyclopedia that anyone can edit. Esperanto Language Games at Quia http://www.quia.com/dir/esp/ Esperanto Language Games at Quia Esperanto Vocabulary Kurso de Esperanto : Free software to download http://www.cursodeesperanto.com.br/bazo/index.html?en Kurso de Esperanto : Free software to download A Program for learning Esperanto. Completely free! Here are several of its features: Just 11 lessons ... Pronunciation and comprehension exercises ... MP3 song - learn while singing! ... Varied exercises, to re-inforce the learning points ... Google - Esperanta Version http://www.google.com/intl/eo/ Google Search Engine - Esperanta Version Esperanto resources on the Web http://www.webcom.com/~donh/esperanto.html Esperanto resources on the Web Esperanto Vocabulary http://www.quia.com/jg/681.html

54. Freeware World Team - FWT Home ? Freeware in your language ? esperanto language Esperanto EK estas programo, kiu permesas tajpi esperantajn capelitajn literojn en ciuj http://www.all4you.dk/FreewareWorld/links.php?cat=019042

55. Fundamenta Gramatiko De La Lingvo Esperanto EBook English version of LL Zamenhof s grammar of the esperanto language. This Grammar, along with the Universala Vortaro and the Ekzercaro, are the three works http://www.memoware.com/?screen=doc_detail&doc_id=2809&p=category^!Language~!&so

56. Esperanto Language Profile Esperanto. Difficulty *. This manmade language was created by Dr. LL Zamenhof in Esperanto the International Language (Concise Up-to-Date References), http://how-to-learn-any-language.com/e/languages/esperanto.html

How-to-learn-any-language.com The website about teaching yourself languages LEARNING GUIDE ... English Esperanto Finnish French German Greek ... Books Esperanto Language Profile Home Languages Esperanto Esperanto Difficulty: * This man-made language was created by Dr. L.L. Zamenhof in 1887. It was designed to be an international language, that is, many people' second language, and not to replace any national tongue. It was also designed to be an easy-to-learn second language, and is apparently here to stay and is by far the most popular of the man-made languages, though not without its critics. Esperanto means hopeful, and its speakers are hopeful that it will be accepted for what it is. Because Esperantists (Esperanto speakers) are dispersed throughout the world, it sometimes unites people who speak vastly different languages (i.e. China and Mexico) and who do not necessarily speak English well if at all. Introduction Usefulness Beauty Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but the rhythm of Esperanto reminds me of Italian and the cadence of the spoken language feels like Latin mass, with the difference being that it is easier to understand. It is beautiful in its poetic rhythm, and logic. Chic factor This seems to be a touchy subject among Esperantists, because many speakers are intellectuals, by that I mean, intelligent, highly well-read, and somewhat independent in spirit. Esperanto has received a lot of criticism (much of it undeserved) for the fact that it aims to be neutral, and not allied with any nation. As a result, some Esperanto proponents are a little defensive on the subject, but if you try to learn it, other speakers will welcome and encourage you to succeed. In my experience, I have met only hard-working, intelligent, and genuinely helpful volunteer tutors who really want Esperanto to be respected as a language should be.

57. Arts And Humanities In Higher Education -- Sign In Page Esperanto, Interlinguistics and Planned Language, pp. 38–65. Nuessel, F. (2000) The esperanto language. New York Legas . Odlin, T., ed. http://ahh.sagepub.com/cgi/content/refs/3/2/229

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58. Entrez PubMed Zamenhof and the esperanto language Article in Hungarian Halmai J. Publication Types Biography Historical Article MeSH Terms http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=4

59. Language Resources - E & F Esperanto is an artificial language created during the period 18771885 by a Polish esperanto language, literature, and community, EZ 499.992 EBX.1 http://www.langcen.cam.ac.uk/resources/lang-ef/lang_ef.php?c=2

60. From Jpatokal@alpha.hut.fi Tue Mar 18 084506 1997 From Jani The esperanto language (a planned language initiated in 1887) is spoken in over 100 Postings in other languages that are not related to Esperanto are http://www.cs.chalmers.se/~martinw/esperanto/usenet/sce-rezulto.txt

From jpatokal@alpha.hut.fi Tue Mar 18 08:45:06 1997 From: Jani Patokallio Proponent: Alan Iwi Proponent: Edmund Grimley-Evans Votetaker: Jani Patokallio RATIONALE: soc.culture.esperanto (English - see below for Esperanto translation) There is a newsgroup "soc.culture.esperanto" devoted to Esperanto. Although (or maybe because?) it has existed for quite many years, it has never gone through an official Usenet newsgroup creation process and is theoretically an `INET-only' group. This is an undesirable situation, as not all messages are delivered to all sites, and eventually even the existence of the group itself may be in danger. We therefore wish to remedy this anomaly and make this already existing group "official" conforming to the standard creation procedure in the "Big 8" Usenet hierarchy. The group soc.culture.esperanto has existed since before 1990 and has today a daily traffic of ca. 40 articles (average over 2nd half of 1996, counted in DejaNews). It is gatewayed to the Internet mailing list "esperanto-l" at

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