ESPERANTO THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE GROUP
The Esperanto Flag
The green symbolizes the hope,
The white symbolizes the peace and neutrality,
The five-pointed star represents the five continents (as traditionally counted).
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Some nouns- kelkaj substantivoj earth-tero; sea-maro; world-mondo; water-akvo; wind-vento; fire-fajro; tree-arbo; rock-roko; cloud-nubo; salt-salo; apple-pomo; man-viro; woman-virino; tent-tendo; house-domo; window-fenestro; street-strato; town-urbo; gold-oro; grass-herbo; book-libro; neck-kolo; ten-dek; tea-teo; milk-lakto; sugar-sukero; sun-suno; moon-luno; lake-lago; pen-plumo; song-kanto; soil-grundo; floor-planko; sand-sablo; harbour-haveno; dog-hundo; door-pordo; mirror-spegulo; wall-muro; lamp-lampo; gun-pafilo; ball-pilko; cow-bovino; bell-sonorilo; box-skatolo. COMMENCE TO LEARN ESPERANTO http://www.akademio-de-esperanto.org/fundamento/ekzercaro.html |
Australian Esperanto Association Here you will find esperanto groups to join.
If you can't find a group in your area why not start a new group yourself?
Languages Other Than English
A good site for Esperanto Teachers
92.3FM in Melbourne. On the web click on to Esperanto and listen throughout the world
Esperanto podcasts from the Australian Esperanto Association
An excellent place to start learning Esperanto
The Esperato Teacher by Helen Fryer
Another Esperanto learning source
Esperanto links around the world
Universal Esperanto Association The World Body
Translations into Esperanto by the world's authors
ESPERANTO QUOTATIONS
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