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Aliaj Tempoj (CD-ROM Edition of 1999 Esperanto Language Fiction) by Edith Wharton, 2009 The Esperanto teacher: A text-book of the international language with special emphasis on the needs of the nongrammarian and the home-student by Mason Stuttard, 1989 ELNA newsletter; news of the language problem and esperanto as a solution: 19 issues (with added ephemera) by Harold R., William R. Harmon, Catherine L. Schulze (editors) Dreyer, 1981 Agglutinative Languages: Japanese Language, Esperanto, Dravidian Languages, Basque Language, Korean Language, Hungarian Language Esperanto Grammar: Esperanto, Constructed language, International auxiliary language, Gaston Waringhien, Kálmán Kalocsay, Bertilo Wennergren, Esperanto ... in Esperanto, Esperanto vocabulary Practical Grammar Of The International Language: Esperanto (1915) by Ivy Kellerman Reed, 2010-09-10 Practical Grammar Of The International Language: Esperanto (1915) by Ivy Kellerman Reed, 2010-09-10 Secondary School Esperanto: Bk. 1 by Raif Hubert Marker Markarian, J.H. Sullivan, 1972-05 Marie Mullarney Argues About Language by Marie Mullarney, 2007-01-30 Being Colloquial in Esperanto by David K. Jordan, 1992-07 Teach Yourself Esperanto (Teach Yourself Books) by John Cresswell, John Hartley, 1959

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81. AllRefer Encyclopedia - Esperanto (Language And Linguistics) - Encyclopedia
    AllRefer.com reference and encyclopedia resource provides complete information on esperanto, language And Linguistics. esperanto, language And Linguistics.  
    http://reference.allrefer.com/encyclopedia/E/Esperant.html
    
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82. Esperanto - Language Of Hope . Links
    Links Organisations esperantoOrganisation www.esperanto.org. General esperanto Informations www.esperanto.net. Young esperanto Switzerland www.jesperanto.ch.  
    http://th03acc0165.swisswebaward.ch/english/continuation/links.php

83. Esperanto - Language Of Hope . Home
    The Warsaw oculist Ludwig Lazarus Zamenhof (18591917) wanted to fight this problem with his plan language ?esperanto“. With  
    http://th03acc0165.swisswebaward.ch/english/home_en.php

84. The International Language Ido - Improved Esperanto
    The international language Ido improved esperanto. La linguo internaciona Ido - esperanto plubonigita. In English General description  
    http://members.aol.com/idolinguo/

85. La Esperantolingva Diplomatio Loko
    La esperantolingva Diplomatio Loko an esperantolanguage site about the game of Diplomacy. The esperanto-language Diplomacy* Site.  
    http://members.tripod.com/~jcst/Diplomatio/
    
    Extractions: var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" La Esperantolingva Diplomatio Loko The Esperanto-language Diplomacy* Site Trovilo Idaho Diplomacy Page Hejmpagxo de Jon fundo Akiri ... Ludi , Ludoj ( lydia sofia Sperto Tempo Bonvenu al la Esperantolingva Diplomatio Loko! Welcome to the Esperanto-language Diplomacy* Site! Esperanto is The International Language : an easy-to-learn, neutral langugage intended for communication between people who don't share a common national language. This page is primarily for people who speak Esperanto and would like more information about Diplomacy*, but does contain a little information about Esperanto Diplomatio estas ludo en kiu oni rolas unu de la egaj potencoj de Euxropo dum 1901 gxis 1914. Oni negocias kun la aliaj egaj potencoj por preni la landojn , kaj la gajnanto estas tiu, kiu gajnas 18 "provizajn centrojn". Ne estas iom ajn da sxanco en tiu ludo- cxiu okazos laux via ebleco negocii kun, mensogi al, kajxoli, minaci, kaj persvadi la aliajn ludantojn. Pli da informo pri Diplomatio estas havebla.

86. Kurso De Esperanto: Finding Language Of Your Navigator...
    Translate this page  
    http://www.cursodeesperanto.com.br/en/
    
    Extractions: DosierLoko = new String(document.location); NomoLongo = DosierLoko.length; PozLastaTrabo = DosierLoko.lastIndexOf("/"); DosierNomo = DosierLoko.substring(PozLastaTrabo+1, NomoLongo); Lingvo = DosierLoko.substring(PozLastaTrabo-2, PozLastaTrabo); document.location.href = '../bazo/index.html' + '?' + Lingvo;

87. Esperanto - The International Language
    In 1887, Polish physician LL Zamenhof published a book under his pseudonym called Doctor esperanto s International language and Complete Handbook.  
    http://geography.about.com/library/weekly/aa032300a.htm
    
    Extractions: zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Homework Help Geography Home ... Free Geography Email Newsletter zau(256,152,145,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); Careers in Geography Country Information Cultural Geography Find Maps ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Subscribe to the About Geography newsletter. Search Geography In 1887, Polish physician L.L. Zamenhof published a book under his pseudonym called Doctor Esperanto's International Language and Complete Handbook . This initial text, which was both a tutorial and the manifesto for a new social movement, spread the word of a new international language known as Esperanto. At the time, there had been dozens of international languages already created. Many of these artificial languages were like Esperanto in the fact that they were created to be an axillary language, that is, a second language for people around the word in order to allow for improved global communication. Of all of the artificial languages, it was Esperanto which caught on the best. Though today there are only between a few hundred thousand and a few million speakers of Esperanto around the word, those devoted to advancing the goal of the international language are as dedicated as ever. There over 100 newspapers, magazines, and journals printed in Esperanto and many books are written in or translated into the language by devotees of the language and its movement.

88. Esperanto
    Estimates of the number of speakers range from tens of thousands to over a million. There are even a few people who speak esperanto as their first language.  
    http://www.omniglot.com/writing/esperanto.htm
    
    Extractions: Esperanto is an international auxiliary language devised in 1887 by Dr. Ludovic Lazar Zamenhof (1859-1917), a Jewish Eye Doctor, under the pseudonym of "Doktoro Esperanto". He originally called the language "La Internacia Lingvo" (The International Language), but it soon became known as Esperanto, which means "the hoping one". Zamenhof was born in the Polish city of Bialystok which at that time was home to a polyglot, multiethnic mixture of Poles, Russians, Jews, Lithuanians and Germans. He believed that much of the distrust and misunderstanding between the different ethnic groups was a result of language differences, so he resolved to create an international language which could be used as an neutral lingua franca and could help break down the language barriers. Zamenhof's first work on Esperanto, the "Unua Libro" (First Book) published in 1887, contained 920 roots from which tens of thousands of words could be formed, together with the "Fundamenta Gramatiko" (Grammatical Foundations), which consisted of 16 basic grammatical rules. Zamenhof renounced all rights to Esperanto and encouraged comments and suggestions on the development of the language. The first Universal Esperanto Congress (La Unua Universala Esperanto Kongresso) was held at Boulogne-sur-Mer in 1905.

89. I'm Interested In Esperanto -- Language And Linguistics Discussion Board
    Message Date Posted 174607 04/13/03 Sun Author Leire Subject I m interested in esperanto In reply to Victor Salomão s message, What language are you  
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90. Learning Esperanto -- Language And Linguistics Discussion Board
    Thread Previous Thread Next Message Previous Message Date Posted 172611 04/11/04 Sun Author Detlef Karthaus Subject Learning esperanto In reply to  
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91. ESPERANTO, A WESTERN LANGUAGE
    esperanto, A WESTERN language ? In practice, on what language does one fall back when mutual comprehension is needed and esperanto is not used? On English!  
    http://www.geocities.com/c_piron/westernlanguage.html
    
    Extractions: ESPERANTO, A WESTERN LANGUAGE ? If you examine Esperanto from the outside, you’ll be tempted to consider it a Western language. Its pronunciation will remind you of the sounds of Italian and its vocabulary has, to a large extent, a definite Romance flavor. If you have the opportunity to hear a conversation in that language, you will soon notice that "yes" is used just as in English and is pronounced in the same way (but it is written jes ). This will seem to confirm the Western nature of the language. If, being more conversant with linguistics and listening more carefully, you perceive a relatively high proportion of Germanic roots, you will conclude that it is indeed a Western language, and that, just as in English, its words are of both Latin and Germanic stock. If you have studied Greek, you will find it a bit more Eastern than you thought at first. "And" translates as kaj (rhyming with I ), which is the exact equivalent of the ancient Greek kai , and plurals are apparently inspired by Homer’s language. In ancient Greek, parallelos 'a parallel line' becomes in the plural paralleloi 'parallel lines'; in Esperanto, the plural of

92. The International Language IDO - Reformed Esperanto
    Ido is a reformed and improved version of the constructed language esperanto, the late 19th Century brainchild of Polish amateur linguist Dr. LL Zamenhof.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/5037/yindex.html
    
    Extractions: Svenska Deutsch Cymraeg Italiano Hrvatska The purpose of this site is to provide information on the international language Ido. Ido is a reformed and improved version of the constructed language Esperanto, the late 19th Century brainchild of Polish amateur linguist Dr. L.L. Zamenhof. Ido was the product of the Delegation for the Adoption of an International Auxiliary Language, which met in Paris in 1907 to decide on an international language to allow easier communication between the peoples of the world. In a world of over 7500 languages, the need for an easily acquirable international tongue is self-evident. Esperanto, it was felt, was unsatisfactory for this purpose, and so the Delegation recommended the revisions which led to the development of Ido. On this page you will find a history of the language Ido, a first course in two stages to get you started, and at the end of stage 2 you will find out how to progress your Ido skills even further. I hope you enjoy this brief look at the first international language ever to be founded on thorough scientific study.

93. Esperanto Britain - News Portal In English
    esperanto Britain is part of Gangalo, the esperantolanguage news site covering world events inside and outside the esperanto community.  
    http://esperanto.ie/english/EoGB.htm
    
    Extractions: Ĝangalo , the Esperanto-language news site covering world events inside and outside the Esperanto community. Ĝangalo is run by an international team, whose headquarters is in Sao Paulo, Brazil, headed by entrepreneur and linguist Flavio Rebelo. He reports: "Our company, Lingva, has a unique team, not only in dealing with the technical issues, but also, due to our world-wide contacts, as a news agency on Esperanto-related affairs". "This is an exciting time for Esperanto", says editor of Esperanto Britain, Ian Fantom, "There is a growing awareness of the language problem, and of the problems arising when you impose one culture on another. Esperanto has really sprung to life in recent years for many people who in the past would normally be just practising the language in local clubs, and who would only occasionally use the language 'for real', when travelling abroad, or accepting foreign guests. The arrival of the Internet, cheap voice communication, and low-cost travel are now encouraging thousands of people to use Esperanto on a daily basis".

94. Why Esperanto Is Not My Favourite Artificial Language
    Why esperanto is not my favourite Artificial language. Geoff s homepage Artificial languages - esperanto criticism Last update 29 February 2004.  
    http://www.cix.co.uk/~morven/lang/esp.html
    
    Extractions: Geoff's homepage Artificial Languages Last update: 29 February 2004 If you're looking for my lengthy and very detailed attack on Esperanto, I've got rid of it. I frankly got sick of having to respond to the emails it was generating, and it seemed rather silly to make my opinions public without allowing anyone the chance to bite back. So I decided, especially since better criticisms are available anyway, that the rant should be dumped in the Great Bit Bucket. If you're really desparate to read the original, you might find a copy over at the Wayback Machine . But please note: the Wayback machine is someone else's project, and as far as I am concerned my rant no longer exists , and for this reason I will not engage in any debate over its contents . Any emails which imply that the sender does not understand the italicised text will be either ignored altogether, or replied to very rudely if I'm in a bad enough mood. You have been warned! I don't doubt that Esperanto gives great pleasure to a lot of people. This does not, however, equate in my mind to it being a model of good conlang design, never mind of good auxlang design; and I still think it's a shoddy, half-baked, and generally unsatisfying mess. I'm just no longer willing to get involved in discussions about a subject about which I really care very little. In the meantime, I remain grateful to everyone who previously contacted me in reply to my rant, whether you agreed with me or not, especially the polite Esperantists whose opinions I failed to change in any significant way.

95. Short Esperanto.language *NOW FIXED* Author Antonio Noguera A
    Short esperanto.language *NOW FIXED* Author Antonio Noguera anoguera@bdd.unizar.es Uploader Antonio Noguera a-noguera@bdd.unizar.es Version 38.3 (31  
    http://wuarchive.wustl.edu/aminet/misc/misc/EsperantoLang.readme

96. Yamada Language Center: Esperanto WWW Guide
    An Introduction to the International language esperanto; esperanto Access; Virtuala esperantoBiblioteko - On-line library. last updated 3/24/02.  
    http://babel.uoregon.edu/yamada/guides/esperanto.html

97. The Smoking Gun: Archive
    esperanto as a Second language? Well, there was a time US military commanders thought that was a good idea, as these excerpts from an Army field manual show.  
    http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/esperanto1.html
    
    Extractions: Esperanto as a Second Language? Well, there was a time U.S. military commanders thought that was a good idea, as these excerpts from an Army field manual show. Seems the brass wanted the would-be international language to be used by one side during training exercises. In fact, "Aggressor" referred to a fictitious nation created by the Army to serve as its opponent in these "war games." We doubt Latin was considered for the foe's language, but Klingon would have been a better choice. (13 pages) How you say "Adios, Osama" in Esperanto? Only a few clams: The Smoking Gun's first book. Join TSG's mailing list Prize contest closes on 9/26.

98. Esperanto
    I also wrote Dolaroj kaj euroj grandbilete which appeared in the January 1999 issue of Monato , the monthly esperantolanguage news magazine.  
    http://www.philipbrewer.net/Esperanto.html
    
    Extractions: Esperantistoj legu mian Esperantan paghon I speak Esperanto and use it for international communication. If you live in or are visiting the Champaign-Urbana area and you speak Esperanto, I'd be very pleased to hear from you. I'm the main contact point for the East-Central Illinois Esperanto Club (sadly inactive these days). Among my Esperanto activities, from mid-1996 through mid-1997 I was editor of EsperantoUSA , the newsletter of ELNA , the Esperanto-League for North America. I also wrote " Dolaroj kaj eÅ­roj grandbilete " which appeared in the January 1999 issue of Monato , the monthly Esperanto-language news magazine. With my brother, Steven BREWER , I've written a number of Esperanto-language haiku under the pen-name Istvan Bierfaristo. Check out the Zne Hakoj de Istvan Bierfaristo You can learn more about Esperanto from these pages: Learnu.net This is fairly new, but seems to be a great place to learn Esperanto on-line. Esperanto.net General information about Esperanto. Esperanto League for North America ELNA's pages have a lot of information about Esperanto and about the organization and its activities. Universala Esperanto-Asocio The international Esperanto association. (That's the link to their English-language pages.)

99. Ethnologue Report For Language Code: ESP
    esperanto a language of France. SIL code ESP. ISO 6391 eo. ISO 639-2 epo. Population, 200 to 2,000 people who speak it as first  
    http://www.ethnologue.com/show_language.asp?code=ESP

100. Guardian Unlimited Books | Review | The Language Instinct
     on August 9 1887, and spent the first few months of their life together promoting esperanto, putting the booklet describing the new language into envelopes and  
     http://books.guardian.co.uk/review/story/0,12084,1206952,00.html
     
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