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Thank you, Blogging Community! Posted by on Aug 1, 2009 in Esperanto Language

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!

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Comments:

  1. jens spillner:

    Saluton,

    Great website; the first issue I came across this morning. I will keep in touch.

    Dankon
    Jens

  2. Lex:

    Well, thank you kindly! I always appreciate another reader, and the blog will certainly benefit from another voice.