Pasporto Al La Tuta Mondo Pdf Download
Arletta Woznick
To use Pasporto al la Tuta Mondo pdf texts and exercises, follow these steps:Choose a lesson that you want to study. For example, if you are a beginner, you can start with lesson one.Open or print the pdf file of the text for that lesson. Read it carefully and try to understand it as much as possible. You can also listen to the audio version of the text on this website: -al-la-tuta-mondo/Watch the video lesson on YouTube. Pay attention to how the actors speak and act in Esperanto. Try to follow along with the text and repeat after them.Open or print the pdf file of the exercises for that lesson. Do them after watching the video lesson or while watching it again. Check your answers with the answer key at the end of each file.Review what you have learned by reading or listening to the text again and watching the video lesson again.
ITV in its first weeks seen with a mixture of "enthusiasm and criticism". As a result of the lack of money in the fundraising campaign, ITV launched with a limited program offering. One of the scheduled programs, Teleĵurnalo, the first Esperanto newscast, wasn't in the initial schedule. It and the children's program Infanurbo (Kids City) would have only been possible if ITV had reached its initial goal. The limited schedule included "old" content made in advance for the service. On two randomly chosen days at the end of November, ITV carried a 1980s Polish documentary film about Esperanto, the Esperanto course "Esperanto, "Pasporto al la tuta mondo" ("Passport to the World"), produced by ELNA, a Brazilian documentary video with Esperanto translation and, in addition, silent "Amuzajn videojn" (Funny Videos). The limited schedule consisted of three half-hour programs, which were repeated one after the other, a total of 18 times a day. Throughout the week, part of the programs were repeated, because in total there were only five half-hour program items, continuously repeated for at least one week. The web stream also reported difficulties from users.[3]