by Donato Valdivia | Sep 7, 2020 | E-USA, English, Esperanto, Help Wanted, videos
Saluton from Radaro! A warm welcome to newcomers and regulars alike to another week of excellent material gathered from all corners of the land of Esperantujo! Don’t be nervous like Peele in the meme below, for you have new videos, a pronunciation guide, redone...
by Chloe Everhart | Aug 10, 2020 | E-USA, English, Esperanto, Help Wanted
Saluton from Radaro! Radaro is even simpler and easier to use this week, with the Classifieds section now being back at the end of the blog instead of on its own separate page. Software translation is becoming a popular cause in Esperantujo, with a petition started...
by Donato Valdivia | Jun 22, 2020 | E-USA, English, ESF, Esperanto, Event, Local Group, UEA, UK, videos
Saluton from Radaro! Ni komencu kun alia pensema skribado el filipo DORCAS. We begin with another thoughtful contribution from Filipo Dorcas: Wear a Mask What do we do as Esperanto speakers to make this world a better place? It is easy for me to fall into the trap of...
by Chloe Everhart | Jun 15, 2020 | E-USA, English, ESF, Esperanto, Event, videos
Saluton from Radaro! We open with an article contributed by filipo, Esperanto-USA’s hardworking president: “Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can.” – Arthur Ashe We don’t have to speak Esperanto perfectly in order to make a difference. ...
by Donato Valdivia | May 25, 2020 | E-USA, English, ESF, Esperanto, Event, Video, videos
Saluton from Radaro! Welcome back! We hope your gardens are successfully continuing to grow and your Esperanto skills blossoming more than ever. Spring is the perfect time for renewal and growth in new directions, so feel free to try out something adventurous like...
by Donato Valdivia | Apr 28, 2020 | E-USA, English, Esperanto, Event, UEA, Video
Saluton from Radaro! Although there has been significant changes to future Esperanto events, I believe it is good to settle our minds with things that never change. One thing that Esperantists will always passionately discuss are the minutae of the language! Issues...
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