Hi - I don't mean any disrespect by asking this - but is Esperanto really that much in use? I remember hearing about it decades ago, but then nothing since.
If one of you would be willing to share with me the prevalence of it - I would be grateful! Thanks in advance. Susan On Jan 27, 2008 2:44 PM, Dave Rutan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Amalia, > > While there are a few on this group who can answer more authoritatively, > I want to give you an answer in a timely manner. I speak Esperanto as > my second language and while my daughter has not even expressed even > luke warm interest in learning it, (she's taking Spanish in her grammar > school,) I do know of a great resource for kids and Esperanto. > > The owner of this group: > > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/EsperantoForKids/ > > has Esperanto and kids as a mission. The group files and links section > has many resources for Esperanto and kids. Aside from that, there are a > number of kid oriented Esperanto books and readers. A notable mention > would be an Esperanto version of Winnie the Poo. > > Hope this helps. > > Dave Rutan > > [email protected]<multilingualmunchkin%40yahoogroups.com>wrote: > > 1a. Esperanto > > Posted by: "esperanzanueva1" [EMAIL > > PROTECTED]<esperanzanueva1%40yahoo.com>esperanzanueva1 > > Date: Sat Jan 26, 2008 2:05 pm ((PST)) > > > > > > Hello, > > > > I was just wondering if anyone on the group speaks Esperanto as their > > second or third language? If so what resources do you use with your > > children, i.e story books, videos, etc? > > > > Amalia DeCruz > > -- > Esprimoj - Expressions Esperantic > Esperantaj Cxemizoj - Esperanto Shirts > http://www.cafepress.com/esprimoj > > >
