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- NSW Esperanto Federation
- International Academy of Sciences (AIS) San Marino
- Elingvo o.s. - Europe without language barriers
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- Federazione Esperantista Italiana
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- Organização pela Preservação Ambiental
- UEA - UNIVERSAL ESPERANTO ASSOCIATION
- Universal Esperanto Association
- Arion's Home
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- FREEDOM FOR LANGUAGES
- Itala Esperantista Junularo - Italian Esperanto Youth
- Esperanto Youth Organisation of the Nehterlands
- Radio Verda
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- Emil Volcheck
- AMIKEMA
- Spanish learning hacks
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- Pensoj kaj Ideoj en Esperanto
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- humanisticke hnutie
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- Dorothee Feuerstein
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Suggested by Renata Ventura on 03/02/2009 @ 10:33AM PT
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it seems that a good way to begin would be to set up experimental programs in a few cities such as Washington DC, Chicago IL and San Francisco CA. Certainly "Infanoj chirkaw la Mondo" would be able to help; see <http://www.icxlm.org>.
Suggested by Audrey Glossop on 02/01/2009 @ 12:38PM PT
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Even if it is true that it is easier to learn foreign languages in the primary school, after my personal experience, Esperanto is easier to learn also for much older persons. I learned it in few months when I was 64. This is a message for the political decision makers: no fear, most of you could easily learn Esperanto. Dante Kieriko
Suggested by Dante Kieriko on 02/01/2009 @ 10:11AM PT
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Square Dancing is a pleasant and stimulating activity. Has it spread outside USA and Canada ? It got exposure during the Calgary Games.
Any S.D. callers out there willing to call moves in Esperanto ? Would an alliance S.D.- Esperanto profit both ?
Suggested by Henriette Vanechop on 01/28/2009 @ 03:32PM PT
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2 things or cultures are not yet extensively used in USA : Esperanto International Language and Metric Measurement System. I warmly recommend them both, to PRESIDENT OBAMA. With them, I think, Americans could gain more economic advantages and international friendship. Dante Kieriko
Suggested by Dante Kieriko on 01/27/2009 @ 11:24PM PT
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I support the idea fully!
Suggested by Olga Hromova on 01/26/2009 @ 08:07AM PT
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I AM MASUOD,I AM TEACHER OF ESPERANTO,I WAS IN TAJIKISTAN AND POLLAND AND RUSSIA AND AFKANISTAN,I AM TEACHING ESPERANTO THERE.I LIKE ESPERANTO.
IF YOU LIKE HAVE A NEW LIFE AND YOU LIKE CHANGE YOUR LIFE LEARN ESPERANTO.I HAVE 40 YEARS OLD,I HAVE WIFE.
VIVU ESPERANTO.
masud8422@yahoo.com
Suggested by MASUOD GOODARZI on 01/23/2009 @ 07:25AM PT
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In most newspapers there are sections for cross-words, sudoku, etc. Could a simple, gradual Esperanto course be devised as an attractive "mind game" ? It may trigger interest. hv
Suggested by Henriette Vanechop on 01/22/2009 @ 01:23AM PT
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vivu esperanto!!
I support esperanto!!
Suggested by Franco Mazza on 01/21/2009 @ 06:04AM PT
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I found an English translation of Claude Piron's Psychological Aspects of the World Language Problem and of Esperanto.
I think this speech lays the ground work for a more effective way of leading people to an understanding of why Esperanto is so very important. http://web.archive.org/web/20070717093118/members.aol.com/sylvanz/pirprele.htm
Suggested by Ron Amos on 01/20/2009 @ 10:42AM PT
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