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Esperanto

Welcome to the Esperanto page, featuring books, courses, and software to help you learn Esperanto! Esperanto is an artificial human language, created as a common world language by L.L. Zamenhof in 1887; his goals was to create an easily learned and politically neutral language that could be a second language for all countries of the world. No country has officially adopted the language, but Esperanto did get official recognition by UNESCO in 1954. If you have any questions or can't find what you need, please e-mail us at .

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Beginner's Esperanto
J.F. Conroy
A complete book course published by Hippocrene Press; good for beginning students of Esperanto. Based on the elements of the foremost Western languages, Esperanto is incomparably easier to master than any national tongue, for its grammar rules are completely consistent. It is "a masterpiece of logic and simplicity." A list of national and international addresses for Esperanto organizations is included so that you may join the world-wide Esperanto community. With a mini dictionary. Paperback; 15 lessons; 342 pages.

$14.95

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Teach Yourself Esperanto Dictionary
by J.C. Wells
This dictionary is comprehensive and bi-directional. John Wells has drawn on a wide variety of sources in compiling a dictionary which reflects the extensive developments in both English and Esperanto this century. A useful summary of the grammar and pronunciation of Esperanto makes this a valuable reference book for all students. Chapters include "Advice to the Student of Esperanto," "Affixes and Endings," "How to Use this Dictionary," "Esperanto-English dictionary," "English-Esperanto dictionary." 400 pages. Trade paperback style. Shipping weight 1 lb.
$17.95