esperanto grammar造句

• In a bookshop in Lugos he espied an Esperanto grammar and bought it.
• Esperanto grammar allows and encourages the development of new vocabulary along these lines.
• East Asian languages may have had some influence on the development of Esperanto grammar after its creation.
• These projects aim at radical simplification of the grammar, often combining Slavic vocabulary with Esperanto grammar.
• He wrote in Japanese about Esperanto grammar and contributed to the propagation of the Esperanto movement by copy-editing its book and magazine articles for correct grammar.
• :Esperanto grammar is very simple and regular and anyone can learn it in a few days . The vocabulary is often difficult to learn, particularly for speakers of non-Indo-European languages.
• I uploaded a " Google n-gram " chart ( : : File : Paternoster etc ngram . jpg ) to use in the discussion at Talk : Esperanto grammar # Patro nia.
• There are also dedicated Esperanto courses for participants with all levels of fluency, from beginners through intermediate levels all the way to specialised workshops in translation, language teaching, or specific aspects of Esperanto grammar.
• The exhibition featured a display of Esperanto books and magazines, along with photographs and Polish-language museum signage depicting the main principles of Esperanto grammar and supplying information on the life of Ludwik Zamenhof, the creator of Esperanto.
• A relatively short example is the 46-letter " komencopaleontologiokonservatoria
  estri
  ontajn ", which is an ( accusative and plural ) adjective that means " about to begin to become the leader of a contemptible palaeontology conservatory " . ( Such clusters are not considered good style, but are permissible under the rules of Esperanto grammar .)
• Once a root achieves currency in Esperanto, it becomes available to all of the derivational processes of Esperanto grammar; so that " fiki " " to fuck " is the source for " fikilo ", a dildo or a penis, literally a tool ( "-ilo " ) for fucking; and for many other regularly formed words.
• :Back in the mists of pre-history, this article used to have sections on grammar and phonology, but they expanded and then were spun off into separate articles, if I recall correctly . ( Haven't looked at the history recently, though, I may be misremembering . ) I should put a summary of each back in, with links like " Main article : Esperanto grammar ".