The Esperanto Teacher - A Simple Course for Non-Grammarians by Helen Fryer
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(b). Endings.
Kun (koraj, amikaj) salutoj, With (hearty, friendly) greetings. Kun (alta, granda) estimo, With (high, great) esteem. Kun (miaj, cxiuj) bondeziroj, With (my, all) good wishes. Kun (multe da) amo, With (much) love. Via, La via, Yours. Via, (tre) vin amanta, Your (very) loving. Via, tre sincere, fidele, Yours very sincerely, faithfully. Cxiam via, Yours always. Tre sincere via, Very sincerely yours. KEY TO EXERCISES. 1. A father and a brother. A lion is an animal. A rose is a flower and a pigeon is a bird. The rose belongs to Theodore. The sun shines. The father is a tailor. Where are the book and the pencil? Here is an apple. On the ground lies a stone. On the window lie a pencil and a pen. The son stands by the father. Here lies the hat of the father (the father's hat). The father is in the room. Before the house is (stands) a tree. What is a lion? What is a rose? What shines? What is the father? Where is the father? What is on the window? Where is the pen? Is a lion an animal? Yes, a lion is an animal. Is a rose a bird? No, a rose is not a bird, a rose is a flower. |
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