Dum kvin tago mi lernas Esperanto! Cxiu-tago mi sxatas Esperanton pli kaj pli! Konversacioj en la tujmesagxilo estas vere helpema!
Mia tria Esperanto-Tagon!
Saluton Esperantujo!
Kiel vi fartas?
Hodiaŭ estas mia tria tago kun Esperanto! Mi amas tiun lingvon! Ĝi estas facila kaj klara, nun ankaŭ vi povas esprimi vin en multaj ebloj.
Bonvolu bondeziri min en mia vojaĝo al flua Esperanto!
(Pardonu min por ia eraroj. Mi esperas vi korektas min 
)
Ĝis revido!
(Dankon Espopore por vian rimarkojn! )
Pardonu min geamikoj!
So I just found out that I should use the prefix “ge” if I want to talk about members of both genders! I hope I can change the blog’s name to “Saluton geamikoj” ^^;
Anyway… day two of learning and I think I’m close to speaking freely about a handful of topics! Esperanto is really amazing, it’s so simple yet it lets you build such precise and complex sentences without much difficulty! I’m really excited whenever I learn a new word, because it means I actually learn more than a DOZEN of them in just a minute! All I have to do is to play around with prefixes, sufixes and stuff!
Gxis revido!
Saluton!
Hello everyone! Yesterday I’ve started my adventure with Esperanto! I watched some videos, read some articles and got -really- interested. Reading “Language Hacking” by Benny Lewis pushed me to creating this blog (if you don’t know who Benny is, here you go: http://www.fluentin3months.com/language-hacking-guide/ ).
So what exactly is this blog for? To keep track of my progress, and to have a clear list of goals I want to achieve every day. My current end goal is simple: communicate freely in Esperanto by the end of the year. Today is 13th December, so I have eighteen days to achieve this. How do I define “communicating freely”?
- being able to talk with others in esperanto for at least 30 minutes without having to look at a dictionary.
- understanding at least 90% of what I’m reading on blogs of other Esperantists
- understanding at least 90% of spoken Esperanto
- knowing at least 500 words
- being able to record 10-minute long video about my progress in Esperanto.
I am quite positive about this! Here we go!
(I apologize in advance for any mistakes, english is not my first language)
