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Esperanto page of Anna and Mati Pentus

Esperanto self-taught (for Russian-speaking polyglots)

Please take a look at this new extremely short elementary Esperanto course in Russian. At the moment the course is available in the following formats.

• Unicode (with links to a small etymological dictionary)
• KOI8-r encoding
• Windows-1251 encoding
• Plain text, Unicode
• Plain text, KOI8-r encoding
• Plain text, windows-1251 encoding

Comments are welcome at

(please do not make this e^_mai| address publicly available in text form).

Esperanto on this site

• Examples of Russian expressions with translations into Esperanto
• Bridge dictionary (English, Esperanto, Russian, etc.)

Esperanto on the Internet

A very good starting point is Yury Finkel's site (http://www.esperanto.mv.ru/ESP/).

Some other Russian-based Esperanto textbooks and dictionaries are available at the following sites:

• "The World of Esperanto" (http://miresperanto.narod.ru/),
• the site of Andrej Grigorjevskij http://esperanto.noka.ru/,
• "Learn Esperanto!" (http://www.lernolibro.info/).

On the Internet, there is an Etymological Dictionary of the Esperanto Language, compiled by Andras Rajki.

Location: http://lpcs.math.msu.su/~pentus/esper.htm Last modified 25.04.2007. Anna Pentus, Mati Pentus E_mai|