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I found a book called: The Sixteen Rules Of Esperanto. You might want to take a look at it. http://issuu.com/apamexico/docs/the_sixteen_rules_of_esperanto
This might be a silly question, since I never used duolingo to help with the translation of documents, but when will this be available? Once it's out of beta? I noticed that some of the stuff that gets translated are wikipedia articles. Does this mean that we can translate articles from the other wikipedia pages besides English to Esperanto? Or the only options are English->Esperanto and Esperanto->English.
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This could be the "appendix" for Esperanto stickies, and could be the only sticky post remaining, to make the "discussion" home tidier, great compilation ;)
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Oops! I should have read your comment before commenting myself. Still, I stand by my wiki recommendation. Great idea guys, and amuzulo in particular, I don't know if it's you who comes up with all these ideas, but you do make a good job of implementing them!
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I know not too many people are aware of the existence of the unofficial Duolingo wiki, but this information should definitely be there, and the wiki be in this page. It's way easier to find (in the wiki) when one misses the discussion. Granted, with the sticky feature, it's not too hard to find a discussion, but when we get too many sticky posts, it kind of loses it's effectiveness.
Sorry if this has already been asked, but is there somewhere you've compiled all the grammar points from the lessons? Thanks, and great work! I'm really enjoying learning Esperanto!
I recommend this course of Esperanto in 12 days, there are many exercises and grammar explanations and also is available in another languages.(Recommend this if you already finished the Esperanto tree) http://learn.esperanto.com/en/01/
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I found Esperanto: A Language for the Global Village by Sylvan Zaft immensely helpful in motivating me and assuaging some unfounded misunderstandings and concerns. I recommend all new learners at least browse through it. I personally read the whole thing compulsively because I found it so interesting.
Thank you so much for this link. I found it very interesting. I agree that anyone starting to learn Esperanto should take a look at this.
A French learner left a comment saying "Duolingo changed? Very little translating from English."
https://www.duolingo.com/comment/9565348
I'm finding that the same is true for Esperanto. Almost all exercises ask us to translate from Esperanto into English. It would be nice if the ratio were about 50:50, so we could develop our skill equally in each direction.
I informed our mentor about this and she said they're currently looking into it.
This translation asymmetry seems to be firmly baked into Duolingo's design.
I already cited a French learner's recent post about this.
Further back in time, from 8 months ago, from an Italian learner:
- "In my case it is maybe 70% translating Italian into English."
- https://www.duolingo.com/comment/5389356
From two years ago:
Now let's speculate why they do it this way.
The first possibility is that they have a good system in place for parsing English, so it's easier to test for correctness if the direction is from some other language into English, as opposed to parsing some other language in the opposite direction.
The second possibility is that Duolingo expects there to be a larger market for commercially translating non-English texts into English, so they are mostly training people into doing mostly this.
It definitely is a part of Duolingo.
"I did 50 questions (some review, some new) and marked down each time I got German to English and English to German. The results were: 44 German to English (88%) and 6 English to German (12%)." -myself when reviewing Duolingo.
There are studies somewhere that show that passive acquisition is much more beneficial to studying languages than active. So, according to those studies, would get much more benefit out of going through the tree with Esperanto -> English and then just practising writing by actually writing than doing that on duolingo.
Could you please provide at least one link to one of these studies? I'm very interested in reading these.
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Yes or perhaps more from English to Esperanto. It's always harder to write or say something than it is to understand it. I get many errors in my "to English" questions. Simply because I don't speak English that well.
Chuck! Mi volas danki vin pro via daŭra laborado kaj kontribuado al la komunumo; ŝajnas nun, ke Esperanto ĝuas novan enspiron! Mi ankaŭ antaŭĝojas pro iu ajn, eventuale ricevota respondo al la jena demando (se vi ne havas sufiĉe da tempo, mi komprenas tion, ankaŭ):
Nu, mia Esperantista amiko de mi lastatempe starigis Mumble-n servilon por Esperantistoj, kaj mi oferis mian helpon disvastigi ĝin, sed mi vere ne scias kiel sufiĉe bone reklami aŭ disvastigi detalojn pri ĝi (jam provinte Reddit-n kaj aliajn paĝojn, sensukcese).
Estus bone se tiu ĉi eta babilejo por voĉparolado povus gajni iom da aktiveco; mia amiko kaj mi pensas, ke nia babilejo tre bonus por voĉparolemaj Esperantistoj. Mi konsideremas ian ajn sugeston nuntempe.
La servilo adreso (se vi aŭ iuj aliaj volontus ekzameni/provi ĝin) estas:
esperanto.mumble.com: 63651
Antaŭdankojn!
Saluton! I'm very new to Esperanto. I found out about it from my boyfriend (who should be starting his own Esperanto courses soon!). I really like the idea of a "universal language". Right now, my boyfriend and I are planning to use it as a kind of "secret" language we can use to talk to each other, like kids use secret code in "best friends"-type movies. So far, I love how easy it is, and since I know a fair number of Latin and Greek roots, I find that I can accurately guess the meanings of words just by picking out those roots! Plus, with no complicated word endings, I can focus on the meaning without stumbling over structure. Now about me... I'm eighteen years old, a senior in high school, American born and raised, female, in a relationship (if you didn't guess already, haha!) and I'm interested in Japanese, Russian, Greek, Latin, French, German, Gaelic, and (believe it or not) Sanskrit. I'm in my third year of Italian Class and can speak it well enough. Other than that, I love anime, video games, reading, writing, drawing, and table top rpgs. And yeah... guess that's it! Pleasure to be here!
That's awesome! It's funny that we seem to have so many of the same interests (and I'm also a high school senior), from reading to anime to language learning. I just finished the Duolingo course for Esperanto, kaj se vi volus praktiki la aferoj ke vi lernas, mi ankau bezonas praktiki!
Thanks for all these really super useful links. I have also bookmarked this page.
Woo! Super convenient for bookmarking! ^^
I'm curious about the Celebrity Esperanto AMAs.....
Besides you Chuck, who's an Esperanto celebrity? ;)
I'm still slightly out of the loop, as you can tell... :)
I recently stumbled upon a book from (Brazilian I think) spiritualists in esperanto, so maybe the celebrity will be the ghost of Zamenhof ? :)
Saluton, ĉu vi povus diri al mi pri kiu libro temas? Mi estas kaj brazilano kaj spiritisto (ne spiritualisto, estas malsamo inter ambaŭ vortoj)
Spiritualisto estas iu ajn kredanta je la ekzisto de io krom la materio, spiritisto estas kredantoj de la doktrino de la spiritoj bazitaj en libroj organizitaj de Allan Kardec disponeblaj laŭ PDF inkluzive en Esperanto. https://www.facebook.com/groups/spiritismo/?ref=br_rs
I wish. But I did once interview Humphrey Tonkin about Soros: http://blogs.transparent.com/esperanto/the-billionaire-native-esperanto-speaker/
I read your interview. I've never thought any other means for "Soros" beside serial. That is what it means in Hungarian. Maybe I'm wrong, but until I will learn other languages, I only can think in Hungarian. :)
Te (You) vagy (are) a (the) soros. means You are the next one who must do something (what somebody else already done in your group).
This is the proof Esperanto is NOT a NWO language : even when fluent in it, moneyed men despise it as they have always done. Zamenhof was offering an alternative to the supremacy of English that was already a cultural threat in his times.
A 10-second Google search brought me to this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esperantist#Lists_of_famous_Esperantists
Looking through the list, I spotted J. R. R. Tolkien among the list of famous writers. Now, having not known this, but being aware of Tolkien's fondness for creating languages, I followed the link and looked under Languages and philology
Tolkien considered languages inseparable from the mythology associated with them, and he consequently took a dim view of auxiliary languages: in 1930 a congress of Esperantists were told as much by him, in his lecture A Secret Vice, "Your language construction will breed a mythology", but by 1956 he had concluded that "Volapük, Esperanto, Ido, Novial, etc., etc., are dead, far deader than ancient unused languages, because their authors never invented any Esperanto legends".[178]
I must say I have never heard a more ringing endorsement...
He also said that those in favour of an international language should back Esperanto loyally.
It's easy to prove your point when you cherry-pick the quotes that support your position.
Is good read informations about Esperanto at site lernu.net and learn a little his grammar. Is inteligent and very interesting.
Estas bonege pajxaro pri la Internacia Lingvo.
Unless you actually read what is said in that wiki article:
"Tolkien considered languages inseparable from the mythology associated with them, and he consequently took a dim view of auxiliary languages: in 1930 a congress of Esperantists were told as much by him, in his lecture A Secret Vice, "Your language construction will breed a mythology", but by 1956 he had concluded that "Volapük, Esperanto, Ido, Novial, &c, &c, are dead, far deader than ancient unused languages, because their authors never invented any Esperanto legends".[181]"
It doesn't really matter to me what he thought. I am learning it for the benefits it will bring and the fact that I think Esperanto is pretty cool.
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As great and as visionary as JRR Tolkien was, even he never saw the internet coming, to say nothing of the wonders of Duolingo.com.
Is anyone else having problems with how duolingo manages the daily streaks? I have been on duolingo, completing many lessons, every day and yet, I don't mange to have more than a 3 day streak. I should have at least a 10 day streak by now. Im getting all of the lingots and XP but the graph shows some days with no XP. I'm not upset, it just seems like something needs fixing there.
If this is still a problem for you (no more than 3 day streak, despite practicing every day) do you practice at the same time each day? because it is possible that the time zone you are in may be different from the Duolingo website? I could be wrong, just a thought.
Well I did it. I translated every last sentence over six obsessive days and got the golden duck. My impressions: This course is a fantastic way to practice esperanto, but a terrible way to spend a vacation.
I, for one, happen to like spending all my time this way! What more could I possibly need in life? * cries at the fact he has no friends or girlfriend *
Im sure you could impress a lot of those lovely single (polyglot) ladies out there with your polyglot skills. They are probably bored tired of hearing the same old "can I buy you a drink?", but how many times does someone use a more original line such as "cxu vi volas mi acxeti vin trinkon?" ^^
Ĉu vi volas ke mi aĉetu por vi drinkaĵon? (Not a real offer, just a correction of the Esperanto sentence! ;-) Or even better: Ĉu mi aĉetu...)
Dankon por viaj respondoj. Tiu ĉi ŝajnas stranga al mi sed oni uzas trinki por teo etc kaj drinki por alkoholo. Mi nun pensas ke ĉi tiu estas korekta.
I have been burning through the course obsessively since this morning and I am close to the second checkpoint. A lot of it seems to be going over my head and I can't seem to understand the spoken language as well as I think I should.
Saluton! Mi volas aĉeti vortaron de Esperanton tiom mi povas lerni tre bone. Kiu estas la plej bona ?
English-Esperanto-English Dictionary de John Wells estas sendube la plej bona. :)
Kompreneble se vi volas vortaron nur en Esperanto, tiam mi rekomendus la Plena Ilustrita Vortaro, sed vi ankaŭ povas havi la samajn informojn en vortaro.net.
I've searched off and on for an Kindle or PDF version of Wells dictionary. I only ever find printed physical version. Is there an electronic version available?
as you asked in english, I answer in the same language : on iPhone, iPad you ca n find an App : "PoŝReVo" very nice and free
So glad I found out about this site - feels much more rewarding learning Esperanto here than on Lernu, or anywhere else.
hey guys, so im new to Esperanto, what can I do to speed up/ maximise efficiency of my learning?
Responses appreciated, thanks
a lot of times i feel like i'm not learning much about the grammar and instead am just memorizing the sentences they give out. will there be more sentences coming out soon?
Maybe you can add the IRC-Channel ##esperanto on Freenode to the community- or learning-section. As its URL you can use the web-frontend http://esperantejo.com.
me gustaría poder trabajar en esperanto a partir del español o del francés. Gracias
Thanks for all the great info. Does anyone know when Esperanto will be enabled on the duolingo android app? Other beta languages are available...just not Esperanto.
HELP!!! I was trying to get duolingo on my cellphone and ended up changing my base language to Hungarian (?) Can anyone help me get back to having everything in English?
Mi tajpis kaj tajpas kaj tajpadas daŭre dum kvin tagojn, kaj baldaŭ mi atingos la finon de via kurso. Eble mi estos deknivela, se mi sumigas la 'punktojn' ĝuste. Tamen mi vidas anojn tiujn, kiuj atingis la dek unuan kaj eĉ la dek duan nivelon. Laŭ mi, ne estas sufiĉe da punktoj por tio. Ĉu estas aldonaj kursoj?
I apologise in advance that my head is kinda muzzy today so I'm not going to try and answer in EO. Once you've completed your tree (or even during the time you're completing it) skills will 'degild' to prompt you to revise them, and the individual or overall strengthen skills are used to regild the 'leaves' on the tree. A sufficiently diligent person can repeat lessons even if they aren't showing as degilded. There is also timed practice.
All of these activities increase XP, which (slowly) increases the level. There are currently 25 levels in each language, regardless of how long or short the tree is or how far one has progressed through it. A beginner who was struggling or doing a lot of revision might get to higher levels without finishing the tree. Someone who had some knowledge and tested out of parts of the tree/got through lessons quickly can finish the tree and be at level 10. In fact, from what I've seen, the typical level to be at having done the EO tree is level 10.
To use an example from my profile; I have finished and done a good deal of revision on the EO tree, but I'm actually at a higher level on German despite being maybe halfway through the tree. That doesn't make my German better than my Esperanto, it just reflects the fact I started German right back in January and did a lot of revision as I went because I was very nearly a total beginner.
(You might get XP for the progress test also, I can't remember - it's been a while since I did it.)
Thanks I get it now. So aside from revision, there isn't much difference between level 10 and level 20. You haven't learned any new words or grammar, you just have a better grasp of the sentences you learned up to level 10.
More or less!
It depends partly on how long it takes a given individual to get through the lessons.
For example, I tested out of 13 (I think - it was a while ago!) skills in the Esperanto placement test, a few more as individual lessons, and went through the tree relatively fast, so even now some weeks later I'm still coming across the odd word and even sentence that I hadn't had before, particularly in the earlier skills which I basically skipped, but also even in the later skills. I suspect I still haven't been exposed to every single sentence Duo has in its memory banks! (And the team will be adding a few more skills eventually :D)
It would be possible to get to a higher level without having completed the tree if one went slower.
My French and Ukrainian both show the same level, but I've finished the UK tree and not even close for French. I worked through most of the Ukrainian tree, whereas the French level is more or less where I tested out, because I haven't really done any more than that, I only practise French when I run out of other skills to regild!
And like I said before, I'm maybe halfway down the German tree and going sloooow but my German level is the highest!
What the level shows is basically how much XP an individual has amassed in a given language; it shows effort more than skill! :)
It does take a lot of effort. I'm deliberately not 'testing out' and although I'm nearly done now, I think I've given myself carpal tunnel syndrome.
Mi lernis novan vorton hodiaŭ. "Poento". Mi devintus uzi ĝin ĉi-supre anstataŭ "punkto".
Ĝi estas ankaû la monde diplo en "Press coverage". Tie estas artikoloj en esperanto (ne traduktaj) pro socio, politiko... Estas esperanta "Monde Diplomatique" (por la francparolantoj kiu koni tion ĵurnalon) Kaj la grandega Reta Vortaro. Ĝi estas vortaro en esperanto, kaj plurlingva al esperanto vortaro (mi ne estas certa de la gramatiko). http://eo.mondediplo.com/ http://www.reta-vortaro.de/revo/
I have a question. 'Esperanto facilas' would mean 'Esperanto is easy' Would I be able to say Esperanto facilas lingvon for Esperanto is an easy language?
A verb cannot describe a noun, so if you want to avoid the use of estas, the noun must be part of the verb: Esperanto facil(a)lingvas. But then it would feel like 'Esperanto facile lingvas', 'Esperanto easily is a language', but that's not the inteded meaning. In the real world, we only change adjectives to verbs when we want to avoid 'estas'.
I know but I dislike the word estas so I was wondering if I could avoid it.
La Esperanta lingvo facilas? A more advanced Esperantist will have to tell you if that's an allowable usage.
I did not notice that you were using adjectival form.
Pardonon, mi estas komencanto.
Yes, I know. Esperanto is the name of the language. Esperanta is the adjectival form of Esperanto, hence having to add la before and lingvo afterwards. TforTristan wanted to know if there was a way to construct the sentence without using the word estas. This was the closest I can think of to avoid using that.
I don't know if it's allowable usage, hence my plea for more advanced users to correct me. I'm well aware that Esperanto is called Esperanto, rather than referred to as la Esperanta lingvo.
"Esperanto facilas" does not mean exactly "Esperanto is easy" but is closer to "Esperanto makes it easy", or "comes easily". In English quite a few adjectives like "bright" have a corresponding verb like "shining", meaning the act of having or showing such or such quality : "the sun is shining" though it means the same thing as "the sun is bright" as for the light emitted, suggests more action and possible variation on the sun's part. But for other adjectives such as easy the corresponding verb is not so evident to find. In Esperanto, like also in other languages such as Arabic, there is always a verb meaning the effort of having or showing the quality denoted by any adjective, and the derivation is regular. "Esperanto facilas" means "Esperanto makes everything said in it easy" . "Esperanto facilas lingvo" can indeed correctly mean, as lingvo is a nominative apposed to the subject Esperanto, "Esperanto makes it easy as a language" but is a very literary turn of expression that smacks of latin, of the kind Zamenhof used now and then to imitate authors of antiquity, but is not part of any current usage and would hamper communication. One would normally say "Esperanto facilas kiel lingvo" : as for the language itself, Esperanto makes it easy, or also "Esperanto facilas lingve" : Esperanto makes it easy linguistically. You may also build the compounds "facillingva", "facillingve", "facilingvi". La romano "Gerda Malaperis" estas ege facillingva : the novel "Gerda Malaperis is (written) in a most easy language". La prelegisto sin esprimis tre facillingve : the conferencer expressed himself by means of a very easy form of language. Oni povas surprize rapide lerni facillingvi dum vojaĝo en Italio : One can learn an easy-speaking form of Italian suprisingly fast while on a trip in Italy. But most of the times when you speak of the language as an object of study just stick to "Esperanto estas facila kiel lingvo": as soon as you use a derived verb instead of estas + adjective, you imply Esperanto to be some kind of living thing helping or hampering you rather than an object to work upon.
Really? I am pretty sure that in Esperanto X estas Y-a is the same as X Y-as. One can say la domo estas blua just as well as la domo bluas. I've read that it works just like in latin.
Is there going to be reading content in Esperanto as there is for the other languages ?
Great links! Thanks. Looking forward to getting back to Esperanto after some brushing up on German ready for holiday.
Mi estas tre feliĉa granda loko plena de esperantistoj! Mi havas mian sangon fluanta kaj preta paroli plu!
Hi tie mi ĵus komencis Esperanton kaj mi amas ĝin ĝi estas tiel amuze paroli Mi nur volis saluti kaj iri ESPERANTO !
Is there a list of the words covered in the course? Preferably one that separates nouns, verbs, adverbs, etc...
The best list I have heard about is in the Memrise Course associated with the Duolingo Esperanto course. It is organized by skills (same as in the course), not by parts of speech.
In Languages 1 Notes it says: "One can use it both for general statements, and to use the active instead of the passive voice:
Oni parolas Esperanton en la domo. Esperanto is spoken in the house."
But isn't this an example of passive voice? Thanks!
The Esperanto sentence is in the active voice (Oni parolas...); it is used to express what would be a passive form in English (Esperanto is spoken ...)
Ah, thank you! I had believed that what I understood to be the literal translation "One speaks Esperanto in the house" (although in this case this translation doesn't capture the actual meaning as well as the given translation) was actually passive, but I guess it is not.
So for example "One does not simply walk into Mordor" is an active voice sentence; I had not known that. Thanks for the help Ruth!
There are ways to form the passive in Esperanto, but it rarely occurs and the preferred option is to use oni and an active voice verb. The passive is usually formed with the verb esti and a participle formed from a verb and the endings "at" for present, "it" for perfect and "ot" for predictive. For example, Li estas donata (it is given), li estas donita (it has been given) and li estas donota (it is about to be given). The different tenses of esti can be used as well. I've also seen the suffix iĝi (to become) to make a vern passive. However, as previously mentioned, the passive is very rare and most Esperantists prefer to use oni.
Mi amas esperanton. Esperanto estas facila lerni. Mi parolas la angla kaj la hispana. Mi lernas esperanton kaj mi parolas esperanton kiel bebo. (Correct me if I'm wrong.)
Saluton!
I just started Esperanto. I know that it was created by one person but are there any countries that it is commonly spoken in?
God, I just took my first Esperanto exam. I scored a 1.75/5.00. That horrible! I thought I was pretty good. And I just made level 8. Guess I'll just have to strengthen my skills. Uy!
May I ask where you took an Esperanto exam? I started learning Esperanto a few weeks ago and I am still hungry for information about it.
:)
I took one on here. Once you get enough lingots you can take an exam.
You're very welcome. Good luck. If you need someone to practice with, I'd be more than happy to help.
Very useful. Thanks. We should organize a group or something like that to put all the Esperanto learners, so we can help eachother!
Saluton, mi amas lingvoj kaj mi estas komencanto. mi amas esperanto kaj mi volas paroli hun homoj.
Saluton, mi tre sxatas Esperanton ankaux. Plesuron renkonti vin cxi tie.
Il y a ce site web aussi pour trouver des correspondants, où il y a beaucoup d’espérantistes ! https://www.jaaser.com/eo/
I found a good YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBB45SIhHfzn_idca0N321zoayHdYEHbD) not only in Esperanto, but also with really good grammar-related videos. The host, Aaron, speaks Esperanto well and really slowly, so I think it would be good for beginners.
He just uploaded a whole series of videos explaining the use of the suffixes "-igi / -iĝi" that I think beginners will also find pretty useful: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBB45SIhHfzm6kddlxD--jpDhQwiOYfnK
I feel stupid cause I feel like I'm progressing but not remembering key vocabulary words. I often have to highlight a word cause I can't remember what it means and the I feel like is counter productive.
I have been enjoying this course a lot. But I find as I get farther and farther along, the dialog I'm supposed to translate is longer and is spoken faster and faster. Yeah, I know I'm supposed to be able to translate it at this point but it's too fast and the turtle doesn't work to slow it down. I've tried the slow turtle icon on several different computers and it doesn't work on any of them so I don't think it's the computer. Can this be hooked up somehow? It would really help on those few long sentences that are spoken in warp speed.
Thanks.
We are very sorry that it is not possible to slow down natural recorded speech (such as that used in the Esperanto course) on the Duolingo platform. Only courses with synthetic text-to-speech (such as the original French, Spanish and German) have the button that slows down speech.
Thank you - that makes sense.
I sure hope that the dialog isn't this fast for the rest of the course. As the sentences get longer some are so fast I can't hear the small words that are in the sentence. I listen to some 5-10 times and still miss the word. Perhaps as I learn what is supposed to be there, my brain will add the missing words but in the meantime I'll mark those that I can't understand.
I promise that it gets easier with time. If you're not too shy, you can try to practice via Skype—the obvious benefit of having a live partner is, of course, the ability to say, "Mi pardonpetas; bonvole parolu pli malrapide."
Here's a little-known secret: a Japanese Esperantist by the name of Faro hosts Esperanto "conferences" via Skype each morning (rain or shine) from 7:30AM EST. Participants hail from all sorts of places, including Russia, Hungary, China, Iran, Germany, Brazil and the U.S.. All levels welcome. Everyone is very friendly :D
If this sounds interesting to you, simply send a friend-request via Skype to
uea.faro
I started an account on Tinycards for all the lessons on Esperanto. I add more decks as I finish the lessons. Name is the same as it is on here.
Hey, thanks! Why not add this link to the "Community" Section: Become a Friend of Esperanto (in case you are still too noob to join UEA) http://esperanto.net/en/friends-of-esperanto/
So I live in a town of 2000 people and somebody else knows esperanto. WHAT! How do we find out who that is?
Maybe some are interested in the most active esperanto subs on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/Esperanto https://www.reddit.com/r/Esperante https://www.reddit.com/r/BonajMemeoj
Ne ekzistas landoj kie oni parolas Esperante denaske, sed ekzistas familioj kie vi povas trovi denaskajn esperantistojn. Cxu vi trarigardis You Tube?
i noticed that you guys are replacing the voice samples. are you guys gonna keep the old ones? are you going to upload the old ones somewhere so we can access this resouce later? will you guys be recording samples for words without samples and new sentences as well? i'd like to know what's going on down at duolingo.
There is only one recording per sentence, and old recordings are not kept; however, in general we are only replacing voice samples where there was a reason to (e.g. learners complaining that they couldn't understand it, or if there was a mismatch between the sentence and the recording). Have you found any sentences where the new recording was inferior to the original one?
We are constantly recording sentences that do not have a recording (in fact, there should be no sentences without recordings at this point --if you find any, please let us know), and we are also recording individual words (although at a slower pace, since, as you can imagine, that is a long, painstaking process).
Thanks for your questions! :-)
thanks, i was worried that all the sentences would be replaced since almost all of the ones in the first lesson were. i dont see any sentences without any recordings for it, but for the words section the ones without any samples usually are the ones that end in oj, on, or ojn. thanks for letting me know whats going on behind the scenes
Saluton, i have a quick question, how can I use da, de and el correctly in Esperanto?
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da is used when talking about quantities, such as: I have four apples. Mi havas kvar da pomoj.
de is like how we us 'of the' in English. The texture of the apple is smooth. La teksturo de la pomo estas glata.
el can be used to describe what something is made of. The table is made of wood. La tablo estas el ligno.
Simple answers, but I hope it helps. Amike
FELICITACIONES. CONGRATULACIONES. POR ESTE FORRO. PERO VEO QUE MUCHOS ESTAN APRENDIENDO ESPAÑOL Y ESPERANTO. POR QUE NO ESCRIBEN EN ESPERANTO Y SI GUSTAN, PARA SABER QUE ESCRIBIERON LA TRADUCCION EN ESPAÑOL E INGLES. SO LONG.
Well, with Duolingo alone, if we keep growing at the same right as now, we'll reach 10 million learners by 2040. And that's not considering other Esperanto courses here from other languages. :)
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Seriously? In just 25 years. I probably better sign up now - I tend to forget thinks like that, - and 25 years might not be good for my memory...
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I haven't received any spam from them in the year since I signed.
Do you know Stephen Fry (UK celebrity and all-round clever bloke)? He is number 43 and tweeted about it here: https://twitter.com/stephenfry/status/544432989703516161 But I don't know who's behind the site itself.
voy traduciendo esto para adaptarlo al español. Jen antaŭpretigita indekso por la hispana e-kurso baldaŭ lanĉota.
Esta publicación intenta recoger la información más importante en un solo lugar de forma ordenada.
APRENDER ESPERANTO
Teclados de esperanto para todos los sistemas Cultura de esperanto Hay tantas formas de aprender esperanto Cuando se usa la -n
COMUNIDAD
Grupo en Facebook de Alumnos de Esperanto en Duolingo Preguntas abiertas a famosos del esperanto Chats esperanto en Telegram Pasporta Servo: alojarse por el mundo en esperanto Immersion article collection
MAPAS DE HABLANTES DE ESPERANTO
Amikumu (app) Esperantujo.directory Duolingo-Esperantistoj (mapa mundial... aunque demasiado desordenado) Esperanto en países hispanohablantes
EVENTOS
Guía de principales eventos internacionales en esperanto Calendario de eventos en esperanto
CURSO
¿Árbol de esperanto ya terminado? ¿Y ahora qué hago? Función Reportar/Informar: ¿Cómo y cuándo usarlo? Salón de la fama de esperanto Correcciones de Notas y Consejos Prensa sobre Duolingo Esperanto
para foro: markdown editor http://dillinger.io/
@amuzulo Ĉu vi povus aldoni ligilon al la jenan afiŝon al via listo? https://www.duolingo.com/comment/19955427
Spanish - Esperanto ¡Buenos días! = Bonan matenon ¡Buenas tardes! = Bonan vesperon ¿Cómo estás? = Kiel vi fartas? Bien, gracias. = Bone, dankon. ¿Cómo te llamas? = Kio estas via nomo? Me llamo Pedro = Mia nomo estas Pedro.
Spanish and Esperanto are very different. Esperanto is much easier to learn than any other language.
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Maybe this has already been answered, but is there the possibility of a fluency counter in the future? It seems like it might be interesting. Thanks!
Is there a reason that there is no "words" tab on the top, like in Spanish? it's really helpful to have
Why is there no words tab for Esperanto? I know it's one of the most basic Duolingo features and not the most useful, but I like it in other languages.
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I have just joined the Telegram Esperanto chat and I managed to say hi, respond to a question correctly and ask a simple question. As a beginner, what a milestone for me!
hello, is there a live messenger for esperanto learners we can use? i am a beginner and i want to practice. i wrote this when finishing my first lesson. any corrections are welcomed! hohoho :)
LA VIRINO
Mi estas la virino Vi estas la matenon Mi diras : ‘Kiel vi fartas ?’ Mi dormas bone Gradulon! Pardonu, mi ne fartas bone Mi estas la virino Vi estas la vesperon Mi diras : ‘Kiel vi fartas ?’ Mi dormas bone Gradulon! Pardonu, mi ne fartas bone Bonan nokton , virino Vi laboras multe Bonvenon en fantazio Gis la revido!
You could use telegram it's a phone application with a lot of esperantists on it.
I would suggest that a good project for the Esperanto community might be to translate Lord Of This World by Robert Hugh Benson into Esperanto.
There is a group on VRchat for those who want to meet on there and practice! Here is the discord server. https://discord.gg/HyBNAwU
Can someone point me to the lesson or a resource for the direct object part of Esperanto grammar? I.e. I cannot seem to grasp, really, the whole "-n" at the ends of nouns(?).
i have noticed that whenever i do the exercises there are repeat sentences. were some of the sentences accidentally deleted or has this been a feature for all duolingo courses?
