Some animal sounds in Esperanto. I found this image here.
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Some animal sounds in Esperanto. I found this image here.
I found these great images here.
Lernu uzi la akusativon! Ĝi gravas multe en Esperanto.
Reading in your target language just got so much easier
This cool little website, called readlang, allows you to upload your book, in your target language, from epub form into their website, right? And you just read your book from there. When you don’t know a word, what do you do? Do you go to google dot com and type in that word? Nope. You fucking click it. And it tells you the word.
I am currently reading the 100 (this is the book that the tv show came from) and I can already tell reading this way is so much easier. I highly suggest making an account. It’s free, and works for more than 80 languages!
Vocabulary prompts for your target language
Wondering what vocab to learn? Are you curious whether your vocabulary is varied enough?
Here are some of the topics you might want to expand in your target language:
life and death (eg. stages of life, vocabulary for funeral)
family (members of family, family tree)
appearance (parts of the body, clothes, verbs of movement, fashion, diets, hairdressing)
character (eg. adjectives describing character, personality types, temperaments, emotions, feelings of love, hate, interest etc.)
health & sport (eg. parts of the body, diseases, going to the doctor, going to pharmacy, types of accidents, maintaining healthy lifestyle, fitness, gym, cosmetics, going shopping, mental health, sports, olimpics)
hobby and holidays (eg. activities of free time, night life, types of holidays in your country or in your target language’s country, active and passive way of spending free time, friends, games)
art (painting, drawing, films, literature)
house (eg. types of houses, living in a city, on a countryside, different types of rooms at home, neighbors, garden, chemicals for cleaning, activities like cleaning floors, washing the dishes, moving out, renovation)
food (eg. types of food, preparing dishes, traditional meals, writing a recipe, healthy foods, eating out)
media (eg. TV, press, internet, news, types of presenters, types of programs, social media, ads)
technology (eg. types of jobs in IT industry, computer, phone, internet)
travel (eg. types of vacations, days off, business trips, places to go, travel agency, types of tourism, monuments, summertime, nature, names of countries, weather, plants and animals, foreign languages)
work & school (eg. professions, looking for a job, job interview, office work, dream jobs, balancing professional life with private, jobs in politics, being a celebrity, summer jobs, business, time management, subjects at school, stages of education)
society (eg. culture, social rules, savoir-vivre, law, government, idols, crimes, terrorism, wars, politics, religions, casework, classes in society, race discrimination)
You can add your own suggestions by sending them to me so that I expanded that list or by reblogging.
I hope this helps someone!
Adverbs in french - part 1 ✨
vraiment - truly
abominablement - abominably
absolument - absolutely
actuellement - currently
admirablement - admirably
attentivement - carefully
aucunement - not at all
autrement - otherwise, differently
assurément - certainly
carrément - totally
certainement - certainly
complètement - completely
crûment - crudely
diversement - variously
doucement - gently
entièrement - entirely
éperdument - desperately
exactement - exactly
excessivement - excessively
frugalement - frugally
gaiement - happily
gentiment - kindly
indûment - wrongly
lentement - slowly
longuement - extensively
malheureusement - unfortunately
médiocrement - poorly
naïvement - naively
naturellement - naturally
parfaitement - perfectly
péniblement - painfully
poliment - politely
précisément - precisely
prétendument - allegedly
progressivement - gradually
quasiment - almost
rapidement - quickly
réellement - actually
résolument - resolutely
sensiblement - substantially
solennellement - solemnly
tellement - so much
tranquillement - peacefully
uniformément - uniformly
vainement - vainly
earth day Esperanto vocabulary
tero: earth
planto: plant
herbo: grass
floro: flower
violo: violet
rozo: rose
grundo: ground, soil
akvo: water
reuzi: reuse
redukti: reduce
verda: green
cxielo: sky
oceano: ocean
Spooky Esperanto Vocabulary!
Saluton ĉiuj!
Well, it’s that time of the year again and to celebrate I thought I’d make a list of some spooky Halloween-themed words for all your spooky needs!
Halloween - Halovino
Pumpkin - Kukurbo
Candle - Kandelo
Lantern - Lanterno
October - Oktobro
Midnight - Noktomezo
Darkness - Mallumo
Shadow - Ombro
Horror - Hororo
(To) Fear - Timi
(To) Haunt - Hanti
Scary - Timiga
Ghost - Fantomo
Spirit - Spirito
Witch - Sorĉistino
Monster - Monstro
Goblin - Koboldo
Mummy - Mumio
Skeleton - Skeleto
Vampire - Vampiro
Zombie - Sorĉkadavro
Demon - Demono
Grave/Tomb - Tombo
Cemetary - Tombejo
Dead - Morta
Corpse - Kadavro
Scream/To Scream - Kriego/Krii
Spider - Araneo
Trick - Truko
Spell - Ensorĉo
Estas ĉio por nun. Mi esperas, ke vi ĉiuj havas bonan Halovinon!
Ĝis revido!
Basic Internet/Computer Vocabulary (Esperanto)
inspired by the Duolingo “Conditional Verb” Skill
Interreto: Internet Retumilo: a web browser Retpaĝo: a webpage Retejo: a website Retpoŝtadreso: an e-mail address Retmesaĝo: an e-mail message Ligilo: a link Tujmesaĝilo: an instant messenger Dosiero: a file Dosierujo: a folder, a directory Babilejo: a chat room
Retumi: to surf internet Ensaluti: to log in Elsaluti: to log out Babili: to chat Tajpi: to type Erari: to make a mistake, to be wrong Meti: to put Alŝuti: to upload Elŝuti: to download Povus: could Devus: should -us: [conditional verbs]
Kaŝnomo: a nickname Uzantnomo: a username Pasvorto: a password
Ludanto: a player [occasionally] Trompanto: a cheater [occasionally cheats people] Trompisto: a cheater [someone who lives by cheating] Trompulo: a cheater [characterised by an inclination to cheat]
Komputilo: a computer Klavaro: a keyboard Muso: a mouse
Esperanto Internet Slang
If you’re hip and cool on the Internet in English, now you can be the same, but in Esperanto wowow
BKV - bone, kaj vi? - good, and you? FDK - for de klavaro - away from keyboard [AFK] GEVA - Guglo estas via amiko - Google is your friend [go look it up] KVF - kiel vi fartas? - how are you? LMS - laŭ mia scio - according to my knowledge MBR - mi baldaŭ revenos - I will return soon [BRB] MDR - multe da ridoj - many laughs [LOL] MTR - mi tuj revenas - I’ll be right back [BRB] ND - ne dankinde - you’re welcome NG - ne gravas - it’s not important, it doesn’t matter