Quote of the Day

Kim Henriksen is way cooler than you'd expect an accordion-playing Esperantist to be.

- The opening line in Arika Okrent's article "A Visit to Esperantoland", from The American Scholar 75 no.1 p. 93-108 Winter 2006. The article is a great read about Esperanto culture and history. Available at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/esperantoaustralia/message/2649

By ailanto at 2006-03-19 11:34
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"Sola?"

Mi sercxis la kanton "Sola?" kaj trovis tiun de Persone per Vikipedio: http://eo.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sola%3F

La rakonto el la artikolo,

The lyrics tell the story of a young person who feels completely alone, but then goes to an Esperanto congress and feels such friendship and connection to the world that his loneliness leaves him ... until he is back in his own nation in his own little room.

sxajne diferencas ol la teksto de Martin Wiese. Cxu ekzistas alia versio?

By rdmiller3 at 2006-03-22 20:15
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Bertilo helpis min

Plurajn dankojn al Bertilo, kiu helpis min trovi la alian kanton.

By rdmiller3 at 2006-03-24 15:27
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Rest of the article great too!

Hey! The rest of that article is great too! It is a wonderfully rich look at the history and current state of the Esperanto community. Thanks for posting it!

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StevenBrewer

By limako at 2006-03-19 14:31
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Excellent article

I learned a great deal from that article! I'm glad the link was posted, and I have decided to define myself into the "eccentric" group of Esperantists.

Koto