1 Esperanto See under language: artificial language.

2 You select an Esperanto phrase, then hear the phrase as spoken by a native speaker.

3 He wants to learn Esperanto.

4 Esperanto was invented as an auxiliary language.

5 I used to learn more than eight, including Esperanto.

6 He teaches Esperanto at that university.

7 These meetings are carried on entirely in Esperanto.

8 How long do you think you can master Esperanto?

9 Is Esperanto Easier Than English?

10 Esperanto was born in Eastern Europe.

11 Why don't you learn Esperanto when you have such a good teacher at your side?

12 Esperanto also has a highly productive system of constructing new words from old ones.

13 Answer in Esperanto . Use complete sentences , not just jes or ne.

14 Prociono is an Esperanto word meaning either the star Procyon or the animal species known as the raccoon.

15 Esperanto is now a full-fledged language with a worldwide speech community and full linguistic resources.

16 But the real liability in Esperanto is its lack of a culture to support it.

17 It is, however, in China that Esperanto has had its greatest impact.

18 Remember, in Esperanto: one letter - one sound. No exceptions.

19 Whatever popularity Esperanto has enjoyed is now on the wane.

20 Esperanto also has a productive system of constructing new words from old ones.

21 He knows Esperanto and French, to say nothing of English.

22 He speaks Esperanto admirably.

23 It is a member of a class known as classical nouns. Esperanto See under language: artificial language.

24 And the fellowship's members do not view global use of Esperanto as a quixotic goal.

25 He has a good command of English, German, French, Russian, Arabic and even Esperanto.

26 Tio estas la unua poemaro de Li Bai eldonita en Esperanto.

27 There is no reason to adopt a different attitude about Esperanto.

28 Intelish is a new artificial language aimed at being international common language instead of Esperanto.

29 Its two main features strongly attracted me: it was based upon English and Esperanto; and it had no diacritical marks.

30 He a good command of English, French, German, Arabic and even Esperanto.