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Hi dear friends, I welcome you in our
Esperanto course. This is our first
lesson and today we are going to start
learning pronunciation.
We will learn the pronunciation of
Esperanto language in three videos. This
is the first part. OK, let's begin.
First of all, we will learn vowels.
Esperanto vowels are plain sounds
AA, EE. Or oh,
these are only plain sounds,
no depunctuality as
it has in English,
but not in Esperanto. This is just a
ahThere is nothing
like short or long vowels.
In many languages they are short or long
vowels as it is in Latin,
but not in Esperanto.
There is an additional vowel W
used in vowel combinations. It is not
U, it is W.
OK friends, now we will start.
The first vowel sound is
ah
ah papago,
papago. That is parrot,
anaso,
anaso, duck,
Arabo, Arabo,
eb, ananaso,
ananaso and an S Repeat
with me. Papago,
papago,
anaso,
anaso. Arabo
Ananasu Ananasu
Great. The next sound is
a, a, Babo,
baby, Babo,
elephanto, elephanto,
elephant, elfo,
elfo, elf.
Esperanto. Esperanto.
Esperanto. So that's a bit.
Babo.
Esperanto.
Elefanto.
Elfo. Good. The next sound is
E sound. E
Cristo. Cristo.
Biblio. Biblio
bildo picture
bildo ink
ink ink
Cristo
biblio
bildo ink.
OK, next sound is O sound.
O O
domo domo.
House
pomo pomo
apple draco,
draco dragon
ovo ovo egg
domo pomo
draco ovo
and the next sound is oh
oh.
OK, now we will see the diphthongs
and diphthong is the combination of two
vowels like I,
Kai and this is
not J as it is in
English, it is YA. We will
see later in
the next videos when we will deal with
the consonants I, AI,
heimo. Ham,
ham, oy,
bidoy, bars,
bars. Oi
tui at once,
ew everopo
yoh aw
adiyaw fable
ay ay oi oi
aw
kai repeat
kai.
Good. Now
we
will repeat once more the
whatever we have learned so far.
Papago for the practice sake. Papago
anaso
Arabo.
Ananaso
bevo
elefanto
esperanto
elfo Cristo
biblio
enco
bildo
ovo.
Domo
draco
pomo urso
pupo
struto
horno
papago anaso
arabo ananaso
bevo. Elefanto,
esperanto, elfo,
Cristo, biblio,
enco, bildo,
ovo, domo,
draco, pomo,
urso, pupo,
struto, urno
and some more words.
Energio, energy,
frosto, frost, gaso,
gas. Israelo
Israel Envio
Envy Flago Flag
Airo Air Inferno
Infant Canibalo
Canibal Familio
Golfo Ideo
Idea Caravano
Caravano is Caravan
feministo feminist.
Nesto nest
categorio category
festivalo festival
hospitalo hospital
flago flag like that.
What makes Esperanto so simple?
Easy and plain vowels. One
sound, one letter, no silent
letter, no double letters.
OK friends, these were the vowel
sounds. In the next video we will meet
with the consonant
sounds. OK, take care.
Bye.
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