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What is Esperanto? An Intro to Esperantujo

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Alex Miller talks about the constructed language of Esperanto and compares being an Esperantist to being a wizard at Hogwarts or a Star Wars Jedi. Alex is the vice president of Esperanto-USA and the author of five bilingual children's books in English and Esperanto. Check out the links below for more information. 00:01 A sample sentence in Esperanto 00:21 What is Esperanto? A brief history of its creation 01:35 Conjugating the word "manĝi" 03:07 Using the prefix "mal-" 03:46 Masculine and feminine nouns in Esperanto 04:04 Okay, it's easy, but why learn it? (Wizards and Jedi) 05:47 What is Pasporta Servo? 06:49 The Propaedeutic Value of Esperanto (Guitar vs Ukulele) 8:36 Closing words on how Esperanto has been enriching Ĉu vi ĝuis la videon? Por sponsori novajn filmetojn por la kanalo, fariĝu Patreon-patrono aŭ donacu per Paypal, Venmo, ktp. kun la noto "Por Esperantujo." PayPal –https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/alexmillerpaypal Cash App – $thisisalexmiller Venmo – @AlexMiller1887 Did you enjoy the video? To sponsor new videos for the channel, become a Patreon patron or make a one-time donation through Paypal, Venmo, etc. with the note "Por Esperantujo." https://www.patreon.com/exploringesperanto The word "Esperantujo" refers to the Esperanto community (it's pronounced "ess-peh-ron-TOO-yo"). Esperanto-USA – https://esperanto-usa.org/en Alex's Amazon Author Page – https://www.amazon.com/Alex-Vaughn-Miller/e/B06XK2PL5Y An Update Video on Alex's Books – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuZqEnAuiJA A great website for learning Esperanto – http://lernu.net/en A great textbook for learning Esperanto – https://www.amazon.com/Complete-Esperanto-Learn-write-understand/dp/1473669189/ You can learn Esperanto for free via Duolingo – https://www.duolingo.com/course/eo/en/Learn-Esperanto Join the "Duolingo Esperanto Learners" group on Facebook to get real-time help from expert Esperanto speakers all over the world. A 49-min English audiobook from 1972 about Esperanto – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IACSnapTdAY Here's a playlist of bilingual short films that Alex has directed – https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLok8ZOY6AYjgW6JejYQw1vHgB1V_490rk Here's a playlist of Alex's grammar and vocab lessons – https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLok8ZOY6AYjiNPWsTAaKskKB2uuojCnAl Here's a chat between two American Esperantist YouTubers about the language – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejuDcSXr9_c Here's a video from an American Esperantist teacher about achieving fluency – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YN_rA3GNNcA Here's a video from an Australian Esperanto vlogger about the uses of the language – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mf83hCF5Cxg Patrons / Patronoj Rei, Irizanjo, John Cunningham, Matthew Oates, Paŭlo Lee, Khadijah, Brandon Sowers, Benson Smith, Derek Roff, Annette Brasor, Rafa, Zeth Lilliston, Stefan Grotz, Katherine Lister, Anonymous, Bill White, Rachel Helps, James Carroll, Marcus, France Gamble, Ŝano, Mako Allen, Savanni D’Gerinel, Alex Webster, Jason Mundy, Barbara Brown, Seth Carter, Vince, Literacy Life, Nick Platt, Scott Starkey, Tim Morley, Catie Neilson, & Erin Legate https://www.patreon.com/exploringesperanto We'd love your help in creating more helpful Esperanto materials. Consider joining our Patreon page today!

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