Examples of using Esperanto in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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And under the name BitMonero combination of(like Bitcoin) and Monero(also meaning“coin” in Esperanto).
We are very happy that you are learning Esperanto with Duolingo- many of us here learned Esperanto online too.
Concurrently, TEJO is also able to raise awareness on Esperanto and collaborate on issues outside of the Esperanto Movement.
UEA publishes books, magazines, and a yearbook listing Esperanto organizations and local representatives around the world.
where you vacation, whether your kids learn French or Spanish, or Esperanto.
whether your kids learn French or Spanish, or Esperanto… where you live,
Universala Esperanto Asocio(UEA), or the Universal Esperanto Association, was founded in 1908 as an organization for individual Esperantists.
Along with his growing idealism, Tolstoy also became a major supporter of the Esperanto movement.
Esperanto may have more speakers, but Klingon is maybe
Those writing in Esperanto are also officially represented in PEN International, the worldwide writers association,
Allegedly the suggestion of a Belgian teacher and Esperanto buff,“euro” triumphed over a string of other contenders, including the irresistibly Shakespearean“ducat”.
He knew how to speak esperanto, he understood all the major religions well,
First he had studied Esperanto, then the world's religions, and now it was alchemy.
The Modern Language Association of America's Annual Bibliography records more than 300 scholarly publications o n Esperanto every year.
as well as Esperanto.
ideas where ahead of those of the founder of modern linguistics, Ferdinand de Saussure(whose brother René spoke Esperanto).
The play has not yet(May 2003) been translated into English, or into any other language than Esperanto.
Numerous examples of music in Esperanto can be found online, including several sites devoted to Esperanto karaoke.
The Modern Language Association of America's Annual Bibliography records more than 300 scholarly publications o n Esperanto every year.
The play has not yet(May 2003) been translated into any language other than Esperanto.