Information about Esperanto
The Esperanto-Association of Britain promotes international language Esperanto, its culture and its community, in the interests of communication without discrimination, and of respect for all cultures.
Here are some links to some sites with information about the international language Esperanto. (EAB is not responsible for the material on non-EAB sites.)
- Lernu! - learn Esperanto and learn about Esperanto, including a Discover Esperanto brochure
- Esperanto.net - Internet links and articles on Esperanto
-
Esperanto Education - for EAB-approved courses, learning materials and mp3 audio
-
Esperanto Association of Britain - the national association promoting Esperanto
-
World Esperanto Association - the international association promoting Esperanto
-
Pasporta Servo - just one of the Esperanto travel and hospitality opportunities
-
Esperanto Radio - a directory of regular radio broadcasts (and Internet radio channels) in Esperanto.
Information for young people
-
Junularo Esperantista Brita
- organisation for young Esperanto-speakers in Britain
-
For Kids - information and brochures for young people
-
Tutmonda Esperantista Junulara Organizo - the World Esperanto Youth Organisation
-
NoJEF - travel grants for young Esperanto-speakers
Dictionaries
People sometimes ask us about Esperanto dictionaries. Our online bookshop catalogue's 'Dictionaries' section contains a wide range of printed dictionaries, and you can find some recommendations in this "learning support" section of our education pages.
There are also several online dictionaries available (some general-purpose, some on specialised topics, and with varying comprehensiveness and quality). Here are just a few:
- Plena Ilustrita Vortaro (Esperanto-only)
- ViVo (Vikia Vortaro) (two-way)
- ReVo (Reta Vortaro) (one-way)
- Google Translate (two-way)
- Komputeko (computing terminology)
- Bab.la (includes flashcards)
- Word of the day (a daily dose of Esperanto vocabulary)
