You'll never catch me wearing a shirt that says "COKE" or "NIKE" in 400pt point across my chest unless I am changing the oil in my car. -- Johnnie Royale
Check it: a cool and useful library of works written in or translated
to Esperanto. All available on-line, for you, the ravenous
Esperanto reader. Bujholej!
So, the deal with learning a language is this: unless you see it used a lot,
you're never going to get the rhythm or the idioms down correctly. You have to
see the instrument played by a virtuoso before you can play yourself, is what
I'm trying to say. And Esperanto is no exception.
The eLibrejo at esperanto.nu gives a good set of examples of books written in
Esperanto. They're pretty dang good. Some of them are in the slightly archaic
"Zamenhofa" Esperanto, but most are up-to-date and really readable.
My only beef is that the whole thing uses proprietary Adobe Acrobat Portable
Document Format (PDF). Sure, you can read this stuff with like Ghostview or
some shit, but the whole concept just rankles. Why isn't there a Free
alternative to PDF, I got to ask? Maybe it's time for Pigdog Format for
printable documents. I dunno.
Anyways, eLibrejo, check it out, tell em Pigdog sent you.
