Monday, April 9, 2012

New country Project

Esperanto




It is said that to really understand other people you should be able to communicate with them in a language you both understand. However as the world becomes more international you meet people from many different countries. In most cases English has become the common language that both understand, but even then not everyone has the same skill level in the language.  That is why Esperanto is different. It is no ones native language so everyone has the same starting point. You can get to know some one in another language which is not your native language. Just by using another language simple things can be special and memorable not for just you but for them as well. 

You can start your Esperanto study now.

Esperanto-English dictionary. 
Esperanto grammar + Esperanto-English dictionary 

Study Esperanto Program

Esperanto keyboard 

Some starter vocabulary 
EnglishEsperantoIPA
HelloSaluton[sa.ˈlu.ton]
YesJes[ˈjes]
NoNe[ˈne]
Good morningBonan matenon[ˈbo.nan ma.ˈte.non]
Good eveningBonan vesperon[ˈbo.nan ves.ˈpe.ron]
Good nightBonan nokton[ˈbo.nan ˈnok.ton]
GoodbyeĜis revido[dʒis re.ˈvi.do]
What is your name?Kiel vi nomiĝas?[ˈki.el vi no.ˈmi.dʒas]
My name is MarcMi nomiĝas Marko[mi no.ˈmi.dʒas 'mar.ko]
How are you doing?Kiel vi fartas?[ˈki.el vi ˈfar.tas]
Do you speak Esperanto?Ĉu vi parolas Esperanton?[ˈtʃu vi pa.ˈro.las es.pe.ˈran.ton]
I don't understand youMi ne komprenas vin[mi ˈne kom.ˈpre.nas vin]
All rightBone[ˈbo.ne]
OkayĜuste[ˈdʒus.te]
Thank youDankon[ˈdan.kon]
You're welcomeNe dankinde[ne.dan.ˈkin.de]
PleaseBonvolu[bon.ˈvo.lu]
Bless youSanon![ˈsa.non]
CongratulationsGratulon[ɡra.ˈtu.lon]
I love youMi amas vin[mi ˈa.mas vin]
One beer, pleaseUnu bieron, mi petas[ˈu.nu bi.ˈe.ron, mi ˈpe.tas]
What is that?Kio estas tio?[ˈki.o es.tas ˈti.o]
That is a dogTio estas hundo[ˈti.o es.tas ˈhun.do]
Peace!Pacon![ˈpa.tson]