Esperanto is the world’s most spoken constructed language. It was created to be a universal second language.
When you start Esperanto, the first thing you learn about is the alphabet. Some latin letters are not used. Others are used with diacritics in combination that are not seen in other languages. Typing those characters may be complicated on a usual computer system. Here’s a workaround.
Read moreSeven months since the last update, four since the last post. What’s changed since then?
Read moreI started learning Esperanto a few weeks ago. Ever since, whenever I speak to someone about it, I (gladly) answer a series of questions about it. Because others may wonder about the same things, I decided to share the answer to the most common of them.
Read moreIt’s been two months since the last “What’s Up?” post, time to see the main changes since then.
Read moreThis website has been dormant for a few years, now—3.5 years, actually. Today, I wish to resuscitate it, and hopefully see it a bit more alive than in the past.
This first post is the occasion to introduce Keyboard Playing and what I hope it’ll become in the coming weeks. It may also explain why you haven’t found the post your search engine pointed you to.
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