Lesson One:
In Esperanto, words are built. They consist of a root word, then the part of speech.
Nouns end in -o.
Here are some examples:
cato = cat
hundo = dog
libro = book
viro = man
knabo = boy
filo = son
breto = shelf
planko = floor
plafono = ceiling
muro = wall
porto = door
fenestro = window
Esperanto
Esperanto is a universal language - very easy to learn, and it's estimated that 2 million people worldwide speak this language.
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