Tools for Learning Esperanto
Esperanto – pronounced Es-pe-RAN-taw – rhyming with ‘hand saw’
Books (in and out of print, shortlist only)
Teach Yourself Esperanto 1957, 2nd Ed 1967 Authors: Cresswell and John Hartley No audio materials
Teach Yourself Esperanto 2018 Authors: Tim Owen and Judith Meyer Excellent new course. expensive but worth it, downloadable audio resources
“Elementary,…” a first course based on Gerda Malaperis – novelette EAB 2007 Authors: Angela Tellier et. al CD resources
Pasporto al la Tuta Mondo 1993 Edi Studio Pisa Author: Paul Gubbins All in Esperanto – really needs an accompanying teacher
Internet (in order of popularity with wide range in quality)
Duolingo US game-style app but aimed at all ages, very popular, discussion groups
Lernu! European network site with various courses and materials
Esperanto Variety Show – Lernu kun Logano US off-beat videos
Alex Miller Videos US actor with apparently causal style, sound teaching sessions over growing series of short videos
Esperanto Lessons by American Esperantist on YouTube 12 lessons grammar centered
Kurso de Esperanto – www.kurso.com.br traditional 12 lessons
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