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Hello, Paul, I don't speak Esperanto, but I have seen a very interesting site about shorthand in Esperanto. It's address is: http://www.esperanto.de/dej/asocio/nr03_3/stenografo.htm Best regards! Waldir
There was a published Gregg shorthand adaptation to Esperanto, written by Ernest L. Jackson in 1918. It is a small book, 26 pages long. Unfortunately, I don't have a copy, so I cannot share :-(.
I have copies of the Esperanto Gregg booklet made up and ready to mail to both Paul and Andrew (of angelfishy fame) . . . I'm hoping Andrew can post it on his site so it will be accessible to everyone. I've e-mailed, but maybe didn't get the right addresses . . . contact me at lamiller@centurytel.net so I can get your mailing addresses. Alex
I shall bump this thread to share with the Esperanto fans a publication I have made. It is the famous Esperanto anthem "La Espero" in Richmond's pen's Gregg Shorthand. It is accessible from my site, http://gregg.angelfishy.net/.
And if you want to read the words and hear it sung, try this link: http://en.lernu.net/biblioteko/muziko/espero.php! Ian
Saluton, mi estas Esperantistino.
Fartu bone!