Learn Esperanto
Web-based learning (free)
- Lernu!
- Esperanto in 12 Lessons
- Duolingo (free app also available)
Zoom classes (low-cost or free)
- London Esperanto Club (multiple levels)
- Duolingo classes (multiple levels)
- Ekparolu! (for those who have finished an introductory course): It is not a lesson but a series of ten free 1-to-1 conversations for 30 min with an experienced Esperantist (called “geonklo” and you as a student are a “genevo”). Note that it’s not for complete beginners so there is a language test you have to do when you register in order to check your level.
In-person courses
- NASK (summer course in the U.S.)
- Postal course in the US: fill out this form to receive your first lesson.
International
- SES (central Europe)
- Gresillon (France)
- UK offerings
Check eventaservo.com for continuously updated listings of courses and other events.
Books
Sources include Amazon, Librejo, and the E-USA store.
- Complete Esperanto by Tim Owen and Judith Meyer
- Enjoy Esperanto (advanced) by Tim Owen
- Poŝamiko by Katalin Kovats
- Esperanto: Learning and Using the International Language by David Richardson
- English Esperanto English Dictionary by John C. Wells
- Being Colloquial in Esperanto by David K. Jordan
YouTube Channels and films
- Exploring Esperanto (Alex Miller)
- Esperanto: Pasporto al la Tuta Mondo
Podcasts (intermediate to advanced)
Telegram groups
Discord Servers
Other
- UEA.facila (short and easy articles in Esperanto, with audio)
- Facebook groups: Duolingo Esperanto Learners and others
- Babadum and Clozemaster for vocabulary practice