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Use it for general resources about learning Esperanto.

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Or may be there are freelances here? I have written a children book and need it to be proofreaded, preferably by professional. And I hope it's the first in a series.
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I'm currently translating something written in a colloquial style and I'd like to replicate that, but I can't find the necessary words and phrases for that. Are there any resources about that on the ...
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Just finished Kurso de Esperanto on Sunday w/o a tutor. Want to know how does one go about obtaining a complete hard copy of your results.
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Where can one find recordings of fluently spoken Esperanto (conversations, podcasts, audio books...), where the speaker commands the language with the speed and ease of a first language speaker?
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Many answers in the forum refer to PMEG? What is it? A book, a tool, or perhaps a person with Esperanto super powers?
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"Antibarbarus" estis dum la latina tempo verko, kiu montras novaj, malkorektaj vortoj kaj ties korektaj, malnovaj formoj. Ĉu ekzistas tion ĉi ankaŭ en Esperanto?
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La Fundamento de Esperanto havas parton pri gramatiko de Esperanto. Ĝi estas en la franca, la angla, la germana, la rusa kaj la pola kaj enhavas preskaŭ la saman enhavon en ĉiuj tiuj lingvoj. Ĉu ...
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Are there lists of common words and idioms that native speakers of particular languages often get wrong or try to translate literally, preferably with native alternatives? Something like this would be ...
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The PIV online uses many symbols that can sometimes be deduced—but not always. For instance, if you look up mortiĝi, you get: You can hover over “evi” to discover it means evitinda (avoidable), and ...
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I'm looking for sql or txt digitized dictionary Esperanto-English, 1(word)-to-many(words) or 1(word)-to-1(word). Is there???
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There are various online dictionaries, and sometimes a word one is looking for can only be found in some or even only one of them. Visiting all of those dictionaries to search through them for a ...
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Lernante Esperanto, mi ofte povas memori Esperantajn vortojn, afiksojn kaj radikojn pli bone, se mi scias ilia(j)n origino(j)n. Ĉu ekzistas etimologia vortaro de Esperanto? Se jes, ĉu ekzistas reta ...
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I recently signed up to ResearchGate and started following Ilona Koutny, Federico Gobbo and some researchers that I know. Are there any other places or ways to stay up to date on Esperanto research?
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Is there a site or resource that will take an Esperanto word and diagram the different components? For example, given "malsanulejo," the "diagrammer" would return something like: mal-: prefix meaning ...
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I want to use the phrase in a multilingual dictionary. There are several options that I have in mind, but I have no idea which one (or none) should I memorise. lingva, multa lingva, multlingva, ...
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