Esperanto Teacher
Helen Fryer
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Length 8 h 20 min
Chapters 69
First published 1907
The international language Esperanto was first released to the world in 1887, when L. L. Zamenhof published his first book, "Dr. Esperanto's International Language". Since that time, many learning books have been developed to help the beginner attain a proficiency in the language. Helen Fryer's "Esperanto Teacher" is one of the earliest of these attempts in English. Divided into 45 short and easy lessons and supplemented with sections on joining words, exclamations, compound words, arrangement of words in a sentence, words used with the object, the 16 rules of grammar and list of common useful expressions, as well as a number of translated texts for the new Esperantist to practice his/her skills, this book contains everything one needs to gain a proficiency in the language.
Chapters
1
Title, Presentation, Preface, Manner of Using the Book, The Origin and Aim of Esperanto Read by Nicholas James Bridgewater 8:50
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Lesson 1. Words Read by Nicholas James Bridgewater 9:15
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Lesson 2. Read by Nicholas James Bridgewater 7:54
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Lesson 3. Read by Nicholas James Bridgewater 6:25
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Lesson 4. Read by Nicholas James Bridgewater 13:38
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Lesson 5. The use of final n. Read by Nicholas James Bridgewater 14:57
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Lesson 6. Read by Nicholas James Bridgewater 8:19
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Lesson 7. Read by Nicholas James Bridgewater 7:16
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Lesson 8. Read by Nicholas James Bridgewater 13:39
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Lesson 9. Read by Nicholas James Bridgewater 11:18
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Lesson 10. Verbs (continued), -i, -u. Read by hefyd 8:37
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Lesson 11. Verbs (continued) –us. Read by hefyd 3:54
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Lesson 12. Read by Nicholas James Bridgewater 18:14
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Lesson 13. Mal-, -in-. Read by hefyd 7:09
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Lesson 14. Re-, -ad-, ek-. Read by hefyd 7:08
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Lesson 15. Verbs (continued). Read by Nicholas James Bridgewater 12:37
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Lesson 16. Read by Nicholas James Bridgewater 12:25
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Lesson 17. Read by hefyd 5:00
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Lesson 18. Suffix –ist-. Read by hefyd 4:27
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Lesson 19. Suffixes -ig-, -iĝ-. Read by Nicholas James Bridgewater 9:51
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Lesson 20. Read by Nicholas James Bridgewater 35:35
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Lesson 21. Suffixes –eg-, -et-. Read by hefyd 5:48
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Lesson 22. Suffix –il-. Read by hefyd 5:32
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Lesson 23. Suffixes –an-, -estr-. Read by hefyd 6:43
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Lesson 24. Suffixes –ar-, -er-. Read by hefyd 6:34
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Lesson 25. Suffix –ul-. Read by hefyd 3:59
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Lesson 26. Read by hefyd 6:40
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Lesson 27. Al. Read by hefyd 4:07
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Lesson 28. Ĉe. Apud. Read by hefyd 3:56
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Lesson 29. En. Read by hefyd 4:21
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Lesson 30. Inter. Ekster. El. Read by hefyd 6:23
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Lesson 31. Sur. Super. Sub. Read by hefyd 6:16
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Lesson 32. Tra. Trans. Preter. Read by hefyd 6:15
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Lesson 33. Antaŭ. Post. Read by hefyd 6:25
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Lesson 34. Dum. Ĝis. Ĉirkaŭ. Read by hefyd 6:34
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Lesson 35. De. Da. Read by hefyd 7:39
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Lesson 36. Per. Kun. Sen. Read by Andy 6:23
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Lesson 37. Por. Pro. Read by Andy 4:43
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Lesson 38. Pri. Laŭ. Read by Andy 5:21
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Lesson 39. Kontraŭ. Anstataŭ. Krom. Read by Andy 7:35
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Lesson 40. Malgraŭ. Spite. Po. Je. Read by Nicholas James Bridgewater 9:49
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Lesson 41. Suffixes -aĵ-, -ec-. Read by hefyd 8:45
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Lesson 42. Suffixes -ej-, -uj-, -ing-. Read by hefyd 6:45
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Lesson 43. Ge-, bo-, -id-, pra-, -ĉj-, -nj-. Read by hefyd 8:05
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Lesson 44. Suffixes -ebl-, -ind-, -em-. Read by hefyd 7:28
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Lesson 45. Dis-, -um-. Read by Nicholas James Bridgewater 7:02
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Joining Words. Conjunctions. Exclamations. Interjections. Compound Words. Read by hefyd 4:19
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Arrangement of words in the Sentence. Read by hefyd 3:29
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Words used with the object. Read by hefyd 3:19
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Complete Grammar of Esperanto. By Dr. Zamenhof. (This contains the famous “16 rules”) Read by Nicholas James Bridgewater 6:48
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Common Useful Expressions Read by Nicholas James Bridgewater 10:23
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Translations from Various Languages: Pardonata Foresto. Korekto. Naiveco. Hawke. Read by hefyd 2:57
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Translations from Various Languages: Efika Ruzo(El Tutmonda Anekdotaro). Read by hefyd 2:19
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Translations from Various Languages: Jupitero kaj Ĉevalo (El Unua Legolibro de Kabe). Read by hefyd 2:47
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Translations from Various Languages: La Homa Korpo kaj la Sentoj (El Serba Esperantisto). Read by hefyd 4:15
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Translations from Various Languages: Antaŭfabelo (El Fabeloj al Helenjo). Read by hefyd 3:17
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Translations from Various Languages: Edziniĝo de Ratino (El Japanaj Rakontoj). Read by Sonja Elen Kisa 2:42
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Translations from Various Languages: Infana Versaĵo. Read by Mikelo Kanwej (Mike Conway) 1:05
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Translations from Various Languages: La Domo de Ĵak. Read by Mikelo Kanwej (Mike Conway) 3:46
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Translations from Various Languages: Ezopa Fabelo. Read by Sonja Elen Kisa 2:24
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Translations from Various Languages: Proverboj. Read by Sonja Elen Kisa 2:59
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Translations from Various Languages: Lizi, Elze, Elizabet. Read by hefyd 4:10
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Translations from Various Languages: Ventega Nokto (El Nord-germanaj Rakontoj). Read by hefyd 4:21
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Translations from Various Languages: En Pirin (El Bulgaraj Rakontoj). Read by hefyd 5:36
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Translations from Various Languages: Somera Pluvado (El Prozo el Danaj-Norvegaj Aŭtoroj). Read by hefyd 6:11
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Translations from Various Languages: Kion ne komprenas la hirundoj kaj papilioj (El Pola Antologio). Read by hefyd 6:36
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Translations from Various Languages: Printempo Venos (A. Naumann). Read by Sonja Elen Kisa 1:06
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Translations from Various Languages: La Vojo (L. L. Zamenhof). Read by hefyd 4:58
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Translations from Various Languages: El la Parolo de D-ro L. L. Zamenhof en la Guildhall, Urbo Londono. La 21an de Aŭgusto, 1907. Read by Nicholas James Bridgewater 7:07
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