Esperanto listening speed
Under 120 WPM
Slow speed Esperanto
Esperanto spoken slow and clear. Each letter has one sound. You can hear every word part. Made for people in their first weeks.
Esperanto is easier for new people. Here's why: each letter always makes one sound. You say the same part of every word a little stronger, and it's always in the same place. You can hear a new word and still write it down right. At this speed, you can hear each word part clearly. That is where new words come from. Bona means good, so malbona means bad. Lerni means to learn, so lernejo means school. Domo means house, so dometo means small house. Learn the root, and the rest is easy. Most videos here are made for new people: short videos, slow videos, and stories from teaching channels. Watch once with no subtitles. Watch again with subtitles. Then watch one more time with no subtitles. Stay here until you stop thinking in your own language first.
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Reelang’s Esperanto video feed is a TikTok-style feed of real videos from native Esperanto speakers, graded by level and speaking speed and tagged by accent. It learns from how you watch and keeps serving clips at your level.
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