The Esperantist, Vol. 1, No. 1
The Esperantist, Vol. 1, No. 1
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As for thesecond suggestion, that is embodied already; the parallel-columntranslations are as literal as possible.
* * * W. F. , of Beith, asks: "Is the 'k' in such words as 'knabo, ' 'kvar, 'etc. , sounded as in the English word 'knife?'" This is another point which is frequently referred to as adifficulty. In Esperanto there are no silent letters. Therefore this"k" must be sounded, and not be silent as in the English word given. Students of German will recognise the sound in the word "kna...be. " DIVERSAJ SCIIGOJ.
Ĉi tie Londone ni ricevis tre interesajn vizitojn de multaj fremdajsamideanoj. Vere estas mirinde ke jen tute ne estas malsameco deelparolado inter la diverslandanoj kun kiuj ni ĝis nun paroladis. Plezurege ni nun renkontis Esperantistojn el Francujo, Italujo kajBohemujo. Tiu ĉi ofta interŝanĝo de pensoj kun personoj kiujantaŭe estis apartigitaj per manko de komuna lingvo certe estas unuel la plej grandaj plezuroj kiujn Esperanto donas al siaj adeptoj.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As for thesecond suggestion, that is embodied already; the parallel-columntranslations are as literal as possible.
* * * W. F. , of Beith, asks: "Is the 'k' in such words as 'knabo, ' 'kvar, 'etc. , sounded as in the English word 'knife?'" This is another point which is frequently referred to as adifficulty. In Esperanto there are no silent letters. Therefore this"k" must be sounded, and not be silent as in the English word given. Students of German will recognise the sound in the word "kna...be. " DIVERSAJ SCIIGOJ.
Ĉi tie Londone ni ricevis tre interesajn vizitojn de multaj fremdajsamideanoj. Vere estas mirinde ke jen tute ne estas malsameco deelparolado inter la diverslandanoj kun kiuj ni ĝis nun paroladis. Plezurege ni nun renkontis Esperantistojn el Francujo, Italujo kajBohemujo. Tiu ĉi ofta interŝanĝo de pensoj kun personoj kiujantaŭe estis apartigitaj per manko de komuna lingvo certe estas unuel la plej grandaj plezuroj kiujn Esperanto donas al siaj adeptoj.
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