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How many words are in the Esperanto Tree?
So for all of you who have finished the Esperanto tree already, I was just wondering what the final count came out to? It looks like a pretty short tree so I was wondering if maybe the word count was low.
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Beta courses do not have an "official" words tab. However, I found a way (originally for Dutch) to get the words tab for any course:
- Switch to a (non-beta) course with a words tab (French, German, etc.)
- Open a new browser tab, go on duolingo and switch to a course without words tab (e.g. Esperanto)
- Go back to the first browser tab and click on the words tab. You should now see the word list of the course chosen in step 2.
Woah, awesome! I got it to work for Danish and I'm trying Esperanto now. Thank you so much!
It is a little buggy though (I went to German then to Danish) http://imgur.com/xz0osdF
Wait, it's 2017 and Esperanto still doesn't have the "words" tab, fluency percentage, bonus skills, and more checkpoints. So the developing progress seems slow. Besides, audio input is lesser compared to the French course such as in "tap the pairs." The pictures aren't minimalist either (i.e. French and Spanish courses).
Having finished the tree, including the non-tree "esperanto culture" and "flirting', I am getting 3150 total words.
The actual number of unique words is probably a third of that. The list includes all forms of the word - so, many nouns and adjectives will have both singular, plural, and accusative form (and sometimes both plural and accusative). Verbs often have past, present, future and infinitive as separate entries. Etc.