Esperanto.Pronunciation.English.
A abatoah-bah-toabbot.
a-a la aferolah ah-feh-rothe affair.
a-e aeroah-eh-roair.
a-i trairitrah-ee-reeto traverse.
balaibah-lah-eeto sweep.
aj ajloahy-lo (sound "y" short,
as ye) (dissyllable)garlic.
krajonokrah-yo-nopencil.
majestamah-yehs-tahmajestic.
ajnahyn (sound "y" short,
as ye) (monosyllable)ever.
palajpah-lahy (sound "y" short,
as ye) (dissyllable)pale (adj., pl.)
a-o la ondolah on-dothe wave.
a-u la ungolah oon-gothe nail.
laŭdolahw-dopraise.
antaŭahn-tahwbefore.
hodiaŭho-dee-ahwto-day.
B BiblioBee-blee-oBible.
C centtsehnthundred.
cititsee-teeto cite, quote.
colotso-loinch.
pacopah-tsopeace.
paciencopah-tsee-ehn-tsopatience.
oficiroo-fee-tsee-roofficer.
procesopro-tseh-solawsuit.
Ĉ ĉarchahrbecause, for.
ĉielochee-eh-loheaven, sky.
senĉesasehn-cheh-sahincessant, ceaseless.
ehcheven.
E elementoeh-leh-mehn-toelement.
e-a oceanoo-tseh-ah-noocean.
e-e treegetreh-eh-gehexceedingly.
e-i feinofeh-ee-nofairy.
pereipeh-reh-eeto perish.
ej plejplehy (sound "y" short,
as ye) (monosyllable)most.
malplejmahl-plehy (sound "y" short,
as ye) (dissyllable)least.
hejmohehy-mo (sound "y" short,
as ye) (dissyllable)home.
e-o neoneh-onegative.
teorioteh-o-ree-otheory.
e-u pereupeh-reh-ooperish (imperative).
Eŭropoehw-ro-poEurope.
G gentogehn-totribe.
gv gvidigvee-deeto guide.
lingvoleen-gvolanguage.
g-u guanogoo-ah-noguano.
Ĝ ĝuidjoo-eeto enjoy.
ĝojodjo-yojoy.
paĝopah-djopage.
H harohah-rohair.
senharasehn-hah-rahbald.
Ĥ ĥemiohHeh-mee-o (guttural aspirate)chemistry.
eĥoeh-hHo (do.)echo.
I idilioee-dee-lee-oidyll.
i-a ialee-ahlfor any cause.
i-e tieltee-ehlthus.
i-i diigidee-ee-geeto deify.
i-o tiomtee-omas much.
i-u ĉiuchee-ooeach.
i-uj tiujtee-ooy (dissyllable)those.
J justayoos-tahjust.
ĉiujarachee-oo-yah-rahyearly.
Ĵ ĵuszhoosjust (adv.).
ĵaŭdozhahw-doThursday.
bovaĵobo-vah-zhobeef.
K konkurikon-koo-reeto compete.
kn knedikneh-deeto knead.
kv kvankamkvahn-kahmalthough.
kvitancokvee-tahn-tsoreceipt.
malkvietecomahl-kvee-eh-teh-tsorestlessness.
k-z ekzemploehk-zehm-ploexample.
L mallumiĝomahl-loo-mee-djoeclipse.
ellaboriehl-lah-bo-reeto achieve.
O ondoon-doa wave.
o-a boatobo-ah-toboat.
o-e troetro-ehexcessively.
o-i foirofo-ee-roa fair.
oj vojojvo-yoyroads (plur.).
o-o zoologiozo-o-lo-gee-ozoology.
o-u trouzitro-oo-zeeto abuse.
R rimarkiree-mahr-keeto remark.
rr forrampifor-rahm-peeto creep away
S sekcisehk-tseeto dissect.
sc sceno(e)stseh-no (imagine
a very short e to
help to give the
sound of the first s)scene.
sceptro(e)stsehp-trosceptre.
scienco(e)stsee-ehn-tsoscience.
scii(e)stsee-eeto know.
sciuro(e)stsee-oo-rosquirrel.
konsciencokons-tsee-ehn-tsoconscience.
nescionehs-tsee-oignorance.
sf sferosfeh-rosphere.
sv svenisveh-neeto swoon.
skl sklavosklah-voslave.
skv skvamoskvah-moscale (of fish).
Ŝ ŝaŭmoshahw-mofroth.
malŝarĝimahl-shahr-djeeto unload (a cart).
ŝl ŝlosishlo-seeto lock.
ŝm ŝmirishmee-reeto smear.
ŝpr ŝprucishproo-tseeto spurt (intrans.).
ŝtr ŝtrumposhtroom-postocking.
ŝv ŝvelishveh-leeto swell (intrans.).
ŝt poŝtmarkoposht-mahr-kopostage stamp
T trajtotrahy-to (dissyllable)trait, feature.
U unuoo-nooone.
u-a unuaoo-noo-ahfirst.
u-e duelodoo-eh-loduel.
u-i kuirejokoo-ee-reh-yokitchen.
detruideh-troo-eeto destroy.
uj monujomo-noo-yopurse.
tujtooy (monosyllable)immediately.
prujnoprooy-no (dissyllable)white frost.
unujoo-nooy (dissyllable)some (plural of unu).
u-o duobladoo-o-blahdouble.
paruopah-roo-otomtit.
u-u detruudeh-troo-oodestroy (imperative).
V envolviehn-vol-veeto envelop, wrap.
Z edzinoehd-zee-nowife.
noktomezonok-to-meh-zomidnight.

Note.—Esperanto vowels are very similar in sound to those in German and Spanish, and in the Italian do, re, mi, fa.

SYNTAX (Sintakso).

20. Syntax (sintakso) treats of the connection, dependence, and arrangement of words to form intelligible speech.

21. Speech (parolo) consists of propositions.

22. A Proposition (propozicio) is a collection of words by which we assert, or question, the act, state, or quality of some person or thing. A complete proposition consists of two chief parts, viz., the Subject and Predicate.

23. The Subject (subjekto) is the name of the person or thing spoken of.

24. The Predicate (predikato) is what is said about the subject.

25. The Subject of a proposition is always:—

(a). One or more nouns.