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BaBa Dum! A Fun Vocabulary Game
Vocabulary can be a difficult aspect of learning any language. There are so many different words to know and it’s hard to know words for seemingly random items. That is where BaBa Dum is a great resource!
BaBa Dum is a game based learning website where you have several different options to play with. The options include:
Choosing Picture from Word
Choosing Word from Picture
Choosing Picture from Sound
Typing Word from Picture
And a mixture of everything!
Obviously there are several options open for whatever method suits you.
Right now, BaBa Dum has a fairly extensive language list available, including:
British English
American English
Chinese
French
German
Italian
Greek
Portuguese
Japanese
Lithuanian
Polish
Russian
Spanish
Swedish
It also has a Japanese Kana learning game!
Overall, this website seems to be very useful, and is definitely worth checking out!
I love this game!!! It even has Esperanto!
Yes, Esperanto is included! I have used this website a few times, and it is quite entertaining. I highly recommend trying it out.
Mi trovis ĉi tiun bildon en Tumblr. Dankon al Fraktala Fortreso, kiu konigis ĝin. (Mi ne faris ĉi tiun bildon.)
Ĉu vi ŝatas dinosaŭrojn? Kiu estas via plej ŝatata dinosaŭro?
Last updated: May 28, 2017 So you want to learn Esperanto? Well, there are lots and lots of tools and resources available – most of them absolutely FREE – that can help you along in you…
My list of Esperanto learning resources has just been updated! Check it out!!
Mi estas Esperantisto! Mi amas Esperanton! Lernu Esperanton kun mi!
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Have you hit a wall with your Esperanto studies? Are things just not “clicking” yet? Well, you’re not alone. Almost everyone – myself included – has had times like thi…
Never give up. Never surrender. Ni lernu Esperanton kune!
Mi ne faris ĉi tiun bildon. Dankegon al Justin Kavanagh el la Duolingo Esperanto Learners groupo en Facebook, kiu faris la mapon.
Ĉu vi konas la landojn de Afriko?
(Mi ne faris ĉi tiun bildon.)
Participles in Esperanto
They’re amazing. I wish these things could be expressed so concisely and consistently in English.
A participle is a word that presents an action as a property or state of something: writing, beaten, closed, etc. In English there are two types of participles: present participles, which are usually formed with the ending -ing (e.g. writing, doing, seeing), and past participles, which are usually formed with the endings -en or -ed (e.g. given, closed, written). In Esperanto, there are six types of participles.
Active Participles -ant- (happening now) -int- (already happened) -ont- (will happen)
Passive Participles -at- (happening now) -it- (already happened) -ot- (will happen)
(Note the similarity to the present, past, and future tense endings -as, -is, -os.)
Active Participles
The active participles describe the state of the person or thing doing the action: skribanta - writing skribinta - written skribonta - going to write skribanta knabo - a boy who is writing skribinta knabo - a boy who wrote Mi estis skribanta. - I was writing. Ili estos skribantaj. - They will be writing. Ŝi estis skribonta. - She was going to write. With the -o ending, we present the person who performs the action: skribanto - writer (one who writes, or is writing now) skribinto - one who wrote skribonto - one who is going to write Participles can also be used as adverbs: Skribante li pensis pri ŝi. - While writing, he thought about her.
Passive Participles
The passive participles express a quality of the thing, which is affected by the action: skribata - being written skribita - been written skribota - going to be written skribata letero - a letter which is being written skribita letero - a letter which has been written La letero estas skribata de mi. - The letter is being written by me. La letero estis skribata de ŝi. - The letter was being written by her. La letero estis skribita de li. - The letter was written by him.
I created this piece based upon a copy of an old poster published by the British Esperanto Association. I used LibreOffice Draw to produce the piece. It can be easily customized for use by any Espe…
Want it in your language? Just tell me the translations & I’ll put it together!
There is an error in spelling in the Esperanto version (interpunkcia should be interpunkcio, since it is a noun) but these are AMAZING. I have asked the creator to correct the spelling error and publish it again with a nice Esperanto green background.
I believe that one learns best from one’s mistakes. It is the small foibles that make language learning exciting, ĉu ne? Yesterday was a very hot day here in North Georgia for this time of ye…
Oni lernas per siaj eraroj!
(Mi ne faris ĉi tiun bildon.)
Esperantistoj ĉiam estas helpemaj!
The next meeting of the Esperanto Society of Metropolitan Atlanta will be held on Saturday, May 20th, 2017 at 1:00pm EDT at Thinking Man Tavern in Decatur, GA. Duolingo and Lernu! learners are enco…
Join us for the next meeting of the Esperanto Society of Metropolitan Atlanta!
Esperanto is exceptional, in that its grammar does not have any exceptions! Just think of the long litany of English verbs that are conjugated every-which-way-but-loose. Think of learning Spanish v…
Esperanto is exceptional!
There is a small class of words in Esperanto that end in the suffix -AŬ. These words come up frequently, so it is a good idea to memorize them. In the following video, Covering the Owies in Esperan…
Jen, mapo de Aŭstralio en Esperanto. (Mi faris ĉi tiun mapon kun ŝlabono el d-maps.com.)
Ĉu vi konas Aŭstralion? (Mi faris ĉi tiun bildon.)
Learn the Esperanto names for various fruits from around the world!
