You'll also need to know that Esperanto 'c' is [ts], 'ĉ' is 'ch' as in CHurch 'ĝ' is 'ge' as in GEorGE, or J as in Jam 'ĥ' as in Scots 'loCH' 'ĵ' as in French 'plaGE' 'ŝ' as 'sh' in 'SHine' and 'ŭ' as 'w' in 'Went'. and that the stressed syllable is ALWAYS the next-to-last. The principle is: one letter, one sound. Here are seven reasons for looking into Esperanto: http://lingvo.org/xx/2/3 and you can hear what it sounds like when spoken here: http://www.polskieradio.pl/eo/
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You'll also need to know that Esperanto 'c' is [ts],
'ĉ' is 'ch' as in CHurch
'ĝ' is 'ge' as in GEorGE, or J as in Jam
'ĥ' as in Scots 'loCH'
'ĵ' as in French 'plaGE'
'ŝ' as 'sh' in 'SHine'
and 'ŭ' as 'w' in 'Went'.
and that the stressed syllable is ALWAYS the next-to-last. The principle is: one letter, one sound.
Here are seven reasons for looking into Esperanto:
http://lingvo.org/xx/2/3 and you can hear what it sounds like when spoken here:
http://www.polskieradio.pl/eo/
Thanks for that, since I posted some has been coming back to me eg Skyscraper=nubskrapuloj. lovely word that
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