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“La Vortaro”Pilger: “BER”Bick: “Esperanto-dansk”
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When I had to learn English in school, I sometimes started to cry when I ran into all of the irregularities and strange rules. That didn't happen when I learned Esperanto.
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For more than ten years, I continually tried to master English but didn't succeed! When after three years of sporadic Esperanto study, I freely expressed myself with it, I was very pleased with myself.
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For example, I didn't know what an adverb was until I started studying Esperanto.
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At least, that's what I heard from friends who learned other languages after Esperanto... However, personally, I'm too lazy to learn a national language.
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It feels good to support a really concrete project for peace, even though it's difficult to remember to always be personally peaceful.
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One of the most interesting books that I ever read was originally written in Esperanto.
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I really like CNN, but sometimes it's worthwhile to speak with a "local" and hear how they experienced the event before forming my own opinion.
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To eat with a family in Beijing, ski with a good friend in Poland, live with my girlfriend in Belgrade - I certainly wouldn't have done that without Esperanto.
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When I occasionally spoke in English with Argilo from Canada (a programmer at lernu!) I felt that I was in a lesser position. Using Esperanto with him, I feel that we are both at the same level, at least from a lingual point of view.
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In the summer, I plan to go to a huge youth meeting in Russia, and in that case, also to a seminar in China. I'm already excited!
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Why pay for a hotel if you can stay with an Esperanto speaker? I have done this a lot during my trips and saved a lot of money.
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I think that I participated in or arranged more than ten training seminars and almost always, TEJO paid the travel and lodging costs.
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For me it has been a very pleasing and important experience to be in various boards, organize seminars, arrange festivals, etc.
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When you often communicate and relate with people from other countries and cultures, it's completely natural that you learn from that, although sometimes only after multiple misunderstandings and surprises.
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After a few years in the world of Esperanto, I immediately noticed that I have a lot more friends abroad than in my home country.
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Don't just believe me, try for yourself.
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