LP Esperanto 1.2.7

The Esperanto language, created by L.L. Zamenhof in the late 19th century, aimed to enhance communication and promote international understanding by serving as a universal second language. While this vision has not fully materialized, Esperanto has proven to be the most enduring artificial language to date.

Liberation Philology Esperanto offers a structured approach to expanding your Esperanto vocabulary through a user-friendly application accessible on your phone. The program consists of 1,157 distinct levels, each designed to test your proficiency in matching groups of ten Esperanto words with their English counterparts. Immediate feedback on your answers facilitates efficient learning, allowing you to progress once you feel confident in a given level.

In addition to these foundational levels, periodic cumulative assessments are strategically integrated to reinforce your knowledge, bringing the total number of levels to 1,300. Furthermore, users can access the Reference module at any time to review vocabulary lists, enhancing their learning experience.