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A short introduction to what Esperanto is and the history of its creation by Dr. Zamenhof.

How to recognize nouns and adjectives in Esperanto, make them plural, and make adjectives from nouns.

How to pronounce the Esperanto alphabet. For typing the alphabet, the New Zealand Esperanto Association has an excellent set of pages explaining how to set your platform up to type the diacritical letters: www.esperanto.org.nz/learn-and-use-esperanto/how-to-type-esperanto-characters/ DISCLAIMER: I am not affiliated with any organizations or websites linked to in this description. I am linking t...

How to form numbers of 1 million or more in Esperanto.

We recap everything by quickly going through what each of the 16 Rules actually covers. And that's Esperanto 101!

How to form participles and use them to form the most complex and nuanced verb tenses. This one may as well have been numbered "Esperanto 201".

A miscellany of some remaining topics in Esperanto grammar.

The infamous -in suffix; the useful -ig- and -iĝ- suffixes; and a note on imperatives.

How to build new words in Esperanto from existing roots, prefixes, and suffixes.

How to form and answer yes/no questions; how to negate sentences; how to join clauses or items with conjunctions.

The correlatives in Esperanto: some, where, how, when, that, etc.

A breakneck review of everything we've covered in the series so far.

How to use prepositions in Esperanto, including using the accusative to indicate direction, and the indefinite preposition "je".

The Accusative Case: what is it and how do you form it?

Esperanto 101: Basic Verbs

Esperanto 101: Adverbs and Pronouns

Esperanto 101: Article Numbers Comparison

Esperanto 101: Pronunciation

Esperanto 101: The Alphabet

Esperanto 101: What Is Esperanto?

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