ep0186 :: Vulgar Esperantist part 1
klaatu's first part in his "Vulgar Esperantist" series done for the LinguistChat web series
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Nice episode. Good idea for a series.
hardly
Saluton!
Mi dankas vin por via provo disvastigi Esperanto podkaste. Mi ankaŭ komencos instruan podkaston baldaŭ. Mi nur havas etan korektigon por vi, via elparolo de "kaj" ĉe la komenco de la podkasto iomete misis.
Sed mi tute ne volas malkuraĝis vin... Mi ĝojas ke via komencas novan Esperantan podkaston.
@davi
The point of modern-day Esperanto is that when people do not share a common language, they can learn Esperanto as a bridge language and communicate in it. In the year since I've learned Esperanto, I've had wonderful conversations and other communications from people all over the world, including Cubans, French, Poles, Chinese and Japanese, many of whom did not speak English, which is much, much more difficult than Esperanto.
And because Esperanto isn't a national language, we were on an equal footing, with no one in the inferior position of a novice murdering the other's native language.
Esperanto has never had any desire to supplant any national or regional language, and it's not intended as an alternative for immigrants to learn their new national language. Its focus is easing international communication.
http://www.linguistchat.org/
@hardly - thank you! imperative. i will remember that.
http://esperan.to/podkasto/
It only has about 30 episodes but it looks like it's still being produced. Might be of interest.
http://esperanto.cri.cn/
http://esperan.to/podkasto/
http://la-ondo.rpod.ru/
http://polskieradio.pl/eo/
http://podkastoj.radioaktiva.uyserv.com/
http://www.radio-vatikana-esperanto.org/
http://radioverda.com/
http://feeds.feedburner.com/varsoviaventopodkasto/
http://www.zervic.com/chitienun/ (archive only)
Mi amas gxin!
I probably mis-spoke in the show, but i actually meant "other esperanto podcast lessons" not just another podcast in esperanto. i haven't looked at ALL the links pasted in the comments but so far none seem to be teaching esperanto, they just are in esperanto. Correct me if I am wrong, or feel free to paste in a howto-speak-esperanto show, because I'd love to start listening to it.
Either way, thanks for the links!
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Well, it should be...
Yep what.s good for the goose is good for the gander. Great idea.
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