Table
of Contents |
Gregg ShorthandAdapted to the Esperanto Languageby Ernest L. Jackson |
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| I. II. III. IV. V. VI. VII. VIII. XI. X. |
Consonants Diphthongs Blends / Expressing r Omission of Letters / ld Prefixes Suffixes Brief Forms Brief Form Derivatives Phrase-writing Reading Exercise |
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Copyright, 1918
Edited by Andrew Owen
FOREWORD
The International
Language can be easily and accurately written in Gregg Shorthand with
a few modifications. It is assumed that the student, before working through
this little book, is conversant with the rules and principles given in
the Gregg Shorthand Manual. This being the case, he or she will have but
little trouble in applying his knowledge to Esperanto.
(For information on the Esperanto language,
see Wikipedia's article
on it). Each Esperanto word's English translation can be found
in the ALT caption of each image (found either by holding your mouse over
the image or by right-clicking it and viewing its properties).
Consonants
K |
G |
R |
L |
N |
M |
T |
D |
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P |
B |
F |
V |
Ĉ |
Ĝ |
H |
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Vowels
A |
E |
I |
O |
U |
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The dot is used to distinguish e from i, but in practical use this is rarely necessary.