Esperanto Language Blog

Saluton!

I have recently been informed that Transparent Language’s blog client allows us to place tags on posts, in order to help with the organization of entries by topic. As you may have noticed, the more recent entries now have tags on them. By the middle of the week, I should have taxonomized all the remaining posts, so that you can easily browse them based upon whatever category you prefer.

So far, the topics include criticism, literature, humor, vocabulary, teaching, history, discussion, and culture.  There are also a few announcements thrown in there. If you think there are any other categories I should consider, please leave a comment! I’ll tag what I can, when I can.

Thank you, and may you continue to enjoy Transparent Language’s Esperanto Blog!

Back in July, I mentioned that this blog had been nominated along with hundreds of other blogs as a contender for the Top Language Learning Blogs of 2009. I’m happy (and surprised beyond belief!) to report that the Transparent Language Esperanto Blog is ranked #36 out of all the blogs nominated! Check out the results page for the full list.

Thank you, audience, for your continued support and readership. Without you, this blog would be nothing. There would be no motivation to write these tezetojn, and more importantly, nobody to help perfect and continue the discussions we begin. I can never fully express the gratitude I have for all of you.

(tezo = essay, -et- = tiny, small. Thus tezeto, which I think is appropriate for a blog posting!)

Of course, the new rank now means we have a reputation to maintain! Here’s to the months ahead, and staying worthy of the title.

Also, be sure to check out some of Transparent Language’s other blogs, like Portuguese, Russian, and the thirteen others listed at the bottom of the page. They’re all worth reading, mi promesas!

According to LexioPhiles, this particular blog has been nominated as a contender for one of the top 100 language learning blogs! You can see the voting form here. I’m thoroughly pleased…if stunned…to see the blog among so many other noteworthy candidates! Whoever nominated Transparent’s Esperanto blog, I thank you profusely!

Moreover, I’d like to thank all the readers out there who make this a worthwhile blog. The best part about learning Esperanto is becoming part of the great global community that speaks it. Courtesy of this blog, I’ve had the chance to experience it firsthand. All of your comments elevate this blog beyond what it could ever hope to be with only me at the helm.

If any of you think that the Transparent Esperanto blog is worth its salt, consider giving it a vote at LexioPhile’s contest. Gxis!