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THE SCHOOL SYSTEM IS AGAINST ESPERANTO.

THEREFORE WE ORGANIZE OURSELVES

AND SPEAKING ESPERANTO HERE:

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ESPERANTO IS ESSENTIAL LIGHTER  AS ENGLISH CAN BE LEARNED 

CLEAR and CLEAR

INSTEAD OF COMPLICATE AND OUTDATED

ESPERANTO IS ESSENTIAL 

EASIER THAN ENGLISH TO LEARN 

Esperanto is spoken here: eventaservo.org

The linguistic diversity of Europe is a cultural treasure. Those who learn foreign languages ​​rejuvenate their brains and get to know another country and another cultural area. However, there is often a lack of time or money for a better command of the language. The language barriers remain.

In the last 135 years, the Esperanto language has developed, which is intended exclusively for overcoming language barriers. It is not a national language and therefore does not displace other languages, as is the case with colonial languages, but rather preserves the linguistic diversity. Through this common zweite Language, people from different cultures face each other on an equal footing. Esperanto is much easier for everyone to learn than, for example, English. Each sound corresponds to a letter and vice versa, the emphasis always being on the penultimate syllable. The rules have no exceptions. With an ingenious word formation system, you can form many words yourself and do not have to look up in a dictionary all the time.

Esperanto has not yet found its way into the school system as a common second language. The linguistic diversity is pointed out, but English is promoted almost exclusively. The alternative Esperanto is not allowed, although it can save a lot of time and money. The fact is that many people in the EU and around the world are already using Esperanto as a lingua franca.

There are many ways to learn Esperanto outside the conventional school systems. On the Internet you just have to enter the word Esperanto course and you will find several learning opportunities. Esperanto textbooks and dictionaries are available in bookshops. Dictionaries are also available online: vortaro.net or www.esperanto.de.

135 years of success and tradition 

1887

The first Esperanto textbook appears

1905

1st World Esperanto Congress in Boulogne-sur-Mer, France

1908

Foundation of the World Esperanto Federation UEA in Switzerland: www.uea.org

1912

The first Spesmilo coins are minted

1922

First Esperanto radio broadcasts, in Newark and London

1938

Founding of the World Esperanto Youth Association TEJO: tejo.org

1959

The first stelo coins are minted

1965

50th World Esperanto Congress in Tokyo, the first world congress in Asia

1966

Pasporta Servo appears for the first time: www.pasportaservo.org

Today 1800 Esperanto-speaking hosts in over 100 countries

1970

The definition dictionary Plena Ilustrita Vortaro is published: kono.be/vivo or vortaro.net

1980

The monthly magazine Mondo appears for the first time: www.monato.net

1986

First Esperanto World Congress in Beijing, China; again in 2004.

2001

Chuck Smith founds the Esperanto-speaking Vikipedio: eo.wikipedia.org

2002

The Internet Esperanto course lernu starts: www.lernu.net

                More than 300 registrations by 000

2006

Herzberg am Harz, Lower Saxony, officially becomes an Esperanto town: esperanto-urbo.de

2008

For the first time Esperanto exams according to the Common European

Frame of reference: www.edukado.net/ekzamenoj/ker

2011

Foundation of Muzaiko, Esperanto music: www.muzaiko.info

2012

Google does Esperanto translations

2014

Esperanto television for the first time: Google> esperanto televido

2015

Duolingo - New Esperanto Course for English Speakers,

then also for Spanish and Portuguese speakers:

www.duolingo.com More than 3 million registrations by 2021

2017

102nd World Esperanto Congress in Seoul, South Korea

2018

The silver 100 steloj coin is issued

2019

104th World Esperanto Congress in Lahti, Finland

2020

The silver 50 steloj coin appears for the Julia Isbrücker year

2020

eventa servo lists hundreds of current Esperanto events

2021

Sharp increase in Esperanto meetings with Zoom

2021

106th World Esperanto Congress in Belfast, Northern Ireland

2021

77th World Esperanto Youth Congress in Kiev, Ukraine

2022

107th World Esperanto Congress in Montreal, Canada

2023

108th World Esperanto Congress in Turin, Italy

Hundreds of events: eventaservo.org   

With the best recommendations

Mag. Walter Klag

Vienna 19

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Written by Mag. Walter Klag

International communication at eye level

Esperanto is much easier to learn than other foreign languages ​​for several reasons:
a) The language is agglutinating, so morphemes (word elements) always remain the same in compound words. An example from German is: learn, learned, learned. But German is also inflective: go, go, go.
b) Every sign is always pronounced the same. There are headings as in other languages.
c) A system of fixed endings enables quick orientation: nouns always end with –o, adjectives always with –a, verbs in the present always with –as and so on. Esperanto is therefore plain text and trains understanding of linguistic structures more than other languages.
d) There is only one conjugation for verbs and only one declination for nouns. Therefore, the speaker can focus on the content and does not have to learn many exceptions.
e) With a manageable number of prefixes and suffixes, many new words can be formed. It is therefore much less vocabulary to be learned.
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