This is an invitation to all Stanford students to learn the language Esperanto. Esperanto is the easiest language to learn.Why is Esperanto the easiest language to learn? Because Esperanto was planned to be easy to learn: The grammar is very simple, concise, and has no exceptions. There are only six verbal endings, always regular.
Its vocabulary is shortened by the regular usage of
prefixes, suffixes, and endings. You have to learn only
one "root" for each meaning.
Young Ludovic thought that there was too much hatred
among them just because they couldn't understand
each other. He figured out, that when he would become
an adult, he will be able to implement a solution to this
problem. Maybe they all could speak a language easy
to learn... Before ending high school he was already
chatting with his friends at school using the first
version of his new language.
1. Most pages are written in Esperanto. (In which
language would you expect to find information about
English? Shouldn't it be in English?)
2. Information about Esperanto is written in
"all languages". It is not possible to write in "all
languages", but you will find 62 languages at
esperanto.net
If you go to the
Google
search engine and enter the word "Esperanto", it will
report millions of hits...
But don't worry, you will still find thousands of
Esperanto pages in English.
Did you realize that clicking the previous link, the
Google screen appeared in Esperanto?
Don Harlow's "Esperanto Access" is
possible the English page with more information about
Esperanto. It also includes hundreds of links to other
Esperanto pages and hundreds of whole books and
poems in Esperanto for you to read after you learn the
Esperanto language.
http://www.webcom.com/~donh/esperanto.html
To learn Esperanto on the web, please
visit my page.
Tuesday evenings from 7:00pm to 9:30pm at the
First class, Tuesday October 2nd, 2007.
Everyone is free to drop-in at any time.
If you decide to do anything about Esperanto, | Enrique' pages
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