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Lesson 3: Special Characters

Here a King of West Africa and the Defending King of North Iceland talk in Esperanto and English, Esperanto is one of the easiest languages to learn because it is very regular, with almost no irregularities. In a month you'll be able to wrap your head around it, just start at episode 1 or the beginning of this podcast.

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