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From: amos@instable.UUCP (Amos Shapir)
Newsgroups: sci.lang
Subject: Re: Request: Which Books to learn Esperanto From?
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Date: Sun, 2-Nov-86 04:05:40 EST
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In article <188@cbnap.UUCP> whp@cbnap.UUCP (W. H. Pollock x4575 3S235) writes:
>I would like to learn but don't have the time for a course.
>Is there a good book (possibly with a cassette tape) that anyone
>cares to recommend?  All I can currently speak is English.

The book I have used is:
ESPERANTO  (in the 'teach yourself' series)
by J. Cresswell & J. Hartley
published in the U.S. by
the David McKay Company
75 3rd Ave. NY, NY 10017
ISBN 0 340 05781 5

They also have an English-Esperanto dictionary.
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	Amos Shapir

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