Info request on esperanto...

[Nikolaos Tsivranidis]

Hi folks, is anybody reading this newsgroup? I am looking
for info on where I can locate a book about the language, its grammar
etc. Also, are there any esperanto groups in Italy?

[Thomas Matthew Geller]

Yes, of course people read this newsgroup! At least I do...

Anyway -- the main Esperanto Group in Italy is the Itala Esperanto-
Federacio, and their address is:

Via Villoresi 38
I-20143 Milano

And their telephone number is:

(02) 83 50 857

[Also, the Jarlibro 1990 lists their "p^ck" as 37312204 -- does anybody
know what the shorthand "p^ck" signifies?]

Founded in 1910, the IEF has over 1500 members, and publishes a 16-page
newsletter, L'Esperanto, 12 times a year.

I'll let someone else field your request for teaching materials... did
you want those in English, Italian, or some other language?

Good luck with via venonta vivo en Esperantujo!

Tom
gel...@ucunix.san.uc.edu
t_ge...@usite-next.uchicago.edu
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[Pat Berry]

ni...@esacs.UUCP (Nikolaos Tsivranidis) writes:

See if you can locate a copy of David Richardson's "Esperanto: Learning
and Using The International Language." It's really three books in one:
a history of Esperanto, a short course in the language, and an Esperanto
reader.

Pat Berry p...@berry.Cary.NC.US

[leszek kordylewski]

In article <R1owX...@berry.Cary.NC.US> p...@berry.Cary.NC.US (Pat Berry) writes:
>ni...@esacs.UUCP (Nikolaos Tsivranidis) writes:
>
>> Hi folks, is anybody reading this newsgroup?

Sure, there must be readers, but how many and where? Can someone
give the answer to such question?

--

Leszek Kordylewski, University of Chicago

KR...@MIDWAY.UCHICAGO.EDU

[leszek kordylewski]

In article <1991Feb24....@ucunix.san.uc.edu> gel...@ucunix.san.uc.edu (Thomas Matthew Geller) writes:
>
>[Also, the Jarlibro 1990 lists their "p^ck" as 37312204 -- does anybody
>know what the shorthand "p^ck" signifies?]
>

Mi pensas ke "p^ck" signifas "po^st-^cek-konto". ^Cu Jarlibro ne klarigas tion?

[cnb...@vaxa.strath.ac.uk]

En soc.culture.esperanto kr...@quads.uchicago.edu (leszek kordylewski) skribis:
>ni...@esacs.UUCP (Nikolaos Tsivranidis) skribis:

>> Hi folks, is anybody reading this newsgroup?
>
> Sure, there must be readers, but how many and where? Can someone
> give the answer to such question?

OK, I volunteer!
A soc.culture.esperanto survey follows. e-mail me with your answers, or
send them to either of the addresses in my signature.

Mi libervolas!
Esploro pri soc.culture.esperanto estas sekvanta. e-po^stu viajn respondojn
al mi, a^u po^stu ilin al mi ^ce unu el la adresoj en mia subskribo.

(1) Rate your ability in Esperanto from 0-5.
Klasifiku vian Esperantokapablo de 0 ^gis 5.

(2) How long have you been an Esperantist?
Kiom da tempo vi estas Esperantisto?

(3) What is your first language?
Kio estas via unua lingvo?

(4) How many other languages do you speak?
Kiom da aliaj lingvoj vi parolas?

(5) Do you know any other ALs? Which ones?
^Cu vi konas aliajn artefaritajn lingvojn? Kiuj?

(6) Where are you from?
En kiu lando vi lo^gas?

(7) Can you read soc.culture.esperanto?
^Cu vi povas legi soc.culture.esperanto-n?

(8) Can you post to soc.culture.esperanto?
^Cu vi povas afi^si soc.culture.esperanto-n?

(9) How long have you known about soc.culture.esperanto?
Kiom da tempo vi konas soc.culture.esperanto-n?

All answers to arrive by 20/3/1991 please (that's 3/20/1991 for you
Americans...)

^ciujn respondojn anta^u 20/3/1991, mi petas.

--
Duncan Thomson, hopeful romantic, idealist... cnb...@vaxa.strath.ac.uk
Signal Processing Division, Dept of Electric and Electronic Engineering,
University of Strathclyde, 204 George Street, Glasgow G1 1XW, UK. *OR*
85 Durward Avenue, Glasgow G41 3UG, UK. Lernu Esperanton!