Vocabulary lists and flashcards for various Esperanto textbooks
od pdenisowski, 15. februára 2010
Príspevky: 7
Jazyk: English
pdenisowski (Zobraziť profil) 15. februára 2010 3:13:49
Teach Yourself Esperanto, byJohn Cresswell and John Hartley, ISBN 0-34-27022-5
Jen Nia Mondo 1, by J.C. Wells and others, ISBN 0-902756-10-9
Jen Nia Mondo 2, by J.C. Wells and others, ISBN 0-906632-01-3
Esperanto : Learning and Using the International Language, by David Richardson, ISBN 0-939785-00-5
The Esperanto Teacher, 2nd Edition, by Helen Frier
Esperanto : The Universal Language, by J.C. O'Conner
http://www.denisowski.org/Esperanto/Esperanto.html
Hopefully they will be of some use to English-speaking students of Esperanto.
Best regards,
Paul
tommjames (Zobraziť profil) 15. februára 2010 10:20:01
pdenisowski (Zobraziť profil) 15. februára 2010 12:38:06
tommjames:I'm getting error 404 on the links on that page.Thanks for letting me know : I think I've fixed the issue now.
Alciona (Zobraziť profil) 16. februára 2010 0:49:40
cheers,
Ali
TorisVale (Zobraziť profil) 17. februára 2010 6:31:49
Would you happen to know, though if they are suitable for importing into SlovoEd?
(and how to get Mnemosyne to accept input from EK? I can paste but I can't type, it just types both keys or goes back a space)
pdenisowski (Zobraziť profil) 18. februára 2010 15:25:13
TorisVale:Thank you, these are great.I don't use SlovoEd, but if it has an import function, it should be easy to convert the plain text files into a format that can be read by SlovoEd (or any other flashcard program). The way I made the Mnemosyne flashcards was simply replacing " : " in the text files (which are esperanto : english) with a tab character, stripping out the header/footer (marked with an initial #) and then using Mnemosyne's import function.
Would you happen to know, though if they are suitable for importing into SlovoEd?
(and how to get Mnemosyne to accept input from EK? I can paste but I can't type, it just types both keys or goes back a space)
The reason I use Mnemosyne is that it's open-source and multiplatform. I initially created the vocabulary lists as UTF-8 text and then made flashcards from them, not the other way around. My idea is to provide the vocabulary in a simple and neutral format (UTF-8 text) and let people use them any way they like.
Hope that helps!
Zumanto (Zobraziť profil) 22. februára 2010 11:38:01