Does anyone here want to learn Esperanto or already speak it and want a practice buddy?
If anyone’s wanting to learn I will totally tutor you for free (def willing to do video chats if you are), and if you already speak it but wanna practice I’m totally down to practice with you. Or and if anyone here is fluent or simply speaks it better than I do, please help me practice!!
Honestly I’m so obsessed with Esperanto, I want to become fluent, like I know all the grammar rules obviously and all that’s holding me back is learning vocabulary for every possible situation, I def know it well enough to teach it so someone else at a lower level than me (as in I might have to use a dictionary for a word here and there but I won’t lead you astray grammar wise and can tell when a translation is screwed up) and honestly helping others learn also helps me reinforce what I already know.
This is a little embarrassing but I have this ongoing fantasy of myself teaching a small class of adults Esperanto, at like a community center or (much more pie in the sky) at a college or something (like that’ll ever happen lol). It’s gotten to the point where I have like a day 1 curriculum mapped out in my head, down to images of what my power point will look like and optional homework assignments I will give people. Like you don’t even understand how much Esperanto is part of my life right now. So if you’re at all interested in learning honestly giving me the opportunity to tutor you (or even just talk about it with you) would be a huge gift to ME.
So yeah, and just to ask, how much do you guys know about Esperanto, if anything, what’s your opinion on it if you have one, or just wanna say something about it, please do.
Hey if you want a healthy argument you can try and convince me why another auxlang is better ;)
Honestly I’m so obsessed with Esperanto, I want to become fluent, like I know all the grammar rules obviously and all that’s holding me back is learning vocabulary for every possible situation, I def know it well enough to teach it so someone else at a lower level than me (as in I might have to use a dictionary for a word here and there but I won’t lead you astray grammar wise and can tell when a translation is screwed up) and honestly helping others learn also helps me reinforce what I already know.
This is a little embarrassing but I have this ongoing fantasy of myself teaching a small class of adults Esperanto, at like a community center or (much more pie in the sky) at a college or something (like that’ll ever happen lol). It’s gotten to the point where I have like a day 1 curriculum mapped out in my head, down to images of what my power point will look like and optional homework assignments I will give people. Like you don’t even understand how much Esperanto is part of my life right now. So if you’re at all interested in learning honestly giving me the opportunity to tutor you (or even just talk about it with you) would be a huge gift to ME.
So yeah, and just to ask, how much do you guys know about Esperanto, if anything, what’s your opinion on it if you have one, or just wanna say something about it, please do.
Hey if you want a healthy argument you can try and convince me why another auxlang is better ;)
