Esperanto listening difficulty
Under 120 WPM
Slow speech Esperanto
Esperanto at a slow, clearly spoken pace: one letter one sound, every affix audible, made for people in their first few weeks.
Esperanto hands beginners an unfair advantage, and the spelling is most of it: one letter, one sound, stress always on the second-to-last syllable. You can hear a word you have never met and still write it down correctly. At this pace speakers leave room around the affixes, which is where the vocabulary actually comes from. Bona is good, so malbona is bad. Lerni is to learn, so lernejo is a school. Domo is a house, so dometo is a small one. Catch the root and the rest falls into place. Most of what sits in this bucket was made for beginners on purpose: short phrase videos, slow vlogs, scripted stories from teaching channels. Watch once without subtitles, once with, then once more without. Stay here until you stop translating in your head.
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