Here are the lessons for my class at Stanford.

Before class, please print copies of the appropriate part of my web pages and bring it to class. (If it is your very first time coming to class, please copy all of the pages of "lesson zero" and bring that no matter what lesson the rest of the class is doing.)

1. Please read this first! Pronunciation My "patented" Lesson Zero! - Grammar - Warning! Do not attempt this at home without a teacher for explanation. The International Language is simple, but not too simple.
2. Lesson 1 - Affixes - Vocabulary Building - After seeing lesson zero and the simple structure of Esperanto affixes will help build vocabulary extraordinarily fast.
3. Lesson 2 - Correlatives - Vocabulary Building - Esperanto has a simple way to connect some of the most commonly used words in a language.
4. Lesson 3 - Participles - Vocabulary Building and the last Grammar lesson - Web version in progress: Lesson on participles
5. Mini lesson - Vocabulary Building - Web version in progress: Lesson on "ig" and "iĝ" ["igx"].
6. And don't forget the following "rules":
   1. Don't translate words, translate ideas.
   2. If anything seems weird... it's probably the irregularity of English that's confusing you. (Try the same word/sentence in the plural/singular or masculine/feminine or as a question/not or negated to see the irregularity of English in a different light.)