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There are an estimated two million speakers of Esperanto – not all squashed into one little country but spread around the world. Esperanto comes with none of the cultural or colonial baggage that many other languages have. It provides a level playing field for everyone who learns it. Now with the Internet it is amazingly easy – not only to learn Esperanto but to use it to chat to people all over the world.
One great way to pick up new vocabulary and to consolidate structures that you’ve learnt is to read as much possible. You may not be ready to read Shakespeare or Dickens in Esperanto but Lernu Esperanton per ŝercoj is a great place to start. 100 jokes in easy Esperanto, together with vocabulary support, cartoons and English translations.
There are an estimated two million speakers of Esperanto – not all squashed into one little country but spread around the world. Esperanto comes with none of the cultural or colonial baggage that many other languages have. It provides a level playing field for everyone who learns it. Now with the...
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