Veturu Ĉirkaŭmonde kun Esperanto // Travel Around the World with Esperanto Posted by Andrea Monticue on Jul 28, 2010
Marte, 2009, du francaj biciklistoj, Roz kaj Cirilo, forlasis la hejmojn en Narbono, Francio, kaj komencis la aventuron pedelante ĉirkaŭmonde. La itinero enhavas Italion, Turkion, Iranon, Baraton, Tajlandon, Aŭstralion, Kanadon, Usonon, Meksikion, Panamion, Peruon, Argentinon, Brazilon, Senegalion, kaj Hispanion. In March of 2009, two French bicyclists, Rose and Cyrille, left their homes in Narbonne, France…
Esperanto kaj Politiko / Esperanto and Politics Posted by Andrea Monticue on Jul 22, 2010
Per iliaj karaktero homoj estas sociaj kaj politikaj estaĵoj. Neeblas ke pli ol unu homo asociĝi senpolitike. Esperantistoj estas certe nenia escepto. Humans by their nature are social and political creatures. It’s impossible for more than one person to form an association without politics. Esperantists are certainly no exception. Unu apartaĝo de Esperanto, kiu distingas…
Esperanto subculture. Posted by Andrea Monticue on Jul 19, 2010
Esperanto Subculture Esperanta Subkulturo In our previous article we discussed the idea of the Esperanto Culture – a world-wide, progressive culture in which the primary occupation is to talk to people in other countries. Antaŭartikile, ni diskutis la ideon de la Esperanto Kulturo – Unu tutmonda, progresa kulturo en kiu la primara okupo estas paroli…
Greetings – the Culture of Esperanto Posted by Andrea Monticue on Jul 15, 2010
Introductions are in order By way of introducing myself as the newest blogger for Transparent Language – I’m Andrea and I live in northern California near the San Francisco Bay area. I am very lucky in that about fifty of the nicest esperantists in the world live in this area between the Bay and Sacramento…
Your Responses Posted by Transparent Language on Jun 25, 2010
Your responses to our question, “Why do you love Esperanto?” were incredible. Dankon! I particularly ‘liked’ one by our fans Jordan and Darryl. Here is Mr. Darryl Spivey‘s comment: “…As Jordan said previously, I too love the thought of Esperanto. The idea that we can retain our own individualism, culture, and language when using Esperanto. Many people…
E-S-P-E-R-A-N-T-O Posted by Transparent Language on Jun 24, 2010
As many of you already know, Esperanto is an international auxiliary language. Such languages are very similar to but not necessarily congruously connected to pidgin languages like Haitian Creole. Pidgin languages are simplified means of communication that develop as a means of communication between two or more groups that do not have a language in common. It…
Bertilo’s web site of wonders / La mirinda TTT-ejo de Bertilo Posted by senpage on Apr 11, 2010
Hello. I am writing a brief post after the Easter break, just to talk to you about a man who has been doing so much for Esperanto. In one of my previous posts, I said that the spreading of a language is often due to the amount and the quality of contents made available in…