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Linguistic aspects of Esperanto The basics: Alphabet - Grammar - Vocabulary - Etymology - Orthography - Phonology - Kurso de Esperanto - Adverbs - False friends References: Fundamento - Akademio de Esperanto - Plena Ilustrita Vortaro - Esperantology See also: Interlinguistics - International auxiliary language - Propedeutic value of Esperanto File:Zamenhofhead.jpg History of Esperanto Ludwik Lejzer Zamenhof, was the creator of the language, "Esperanto". In 1905, the Fundamento fixed the rules of the language and the Declaration of Boulogne  honed its principals for use. Other attempts at an auxiliary language : Volapük (1879) - Ido (1907) - Interlingua (1951) See also: Proto-Esperanto - Esperantido - Prague Manifesto Esperanto movement International associations: Universala Esperanto-Asocio - Sennacieca Asocio Tutmonda - Tutmonda Esperantista Junulara Organizo - SATEB In English-speaking areas: North America: Calgary Esperanto Center - Esperanto League for North America - Kanada Esperanto-Asocio - Usona Esperantista Junularo - United Kingdom: Esperanto-Asocio de Britio - Junulara Esperanto-asocio de Britio Australia / New Zealand: Australian Esperanto Association - Esperanto culture Music: Esperanto music - Vinilkosmo  - Dolchamar  - Jacques Yvart  - Ĵomart and Nataŝa  - Persone  - Amplifiki Symbols: La Espero - Verda stelo Media: Ĝangalo - Literatura Mondo - Radio archive  - Wikipedia in Esperanto (Vikipedio) Esperanto congresses: Universala Kongreso de Esperanto (UK) - Internacia Junulara Festivalo - Internacia Junulara Kongreso - Internacia Junulara Semajno - Internacia Seminario See also: Esperantists - Anationalism - UNESCO - Pasporta Servo  Literature and writers General: Esperanto literature Novelists: Julio Baghy - Raymond Schwartz  Poets: William Auld - Antoni Grabowski - Kalocsay Kálmán Ideologues: Claude Piron  (essays, pedagogy) - Eugene Lanti (anationalist) - Frederic Pujulà i Vallès (dramatist and Catalan journalist) See also: Gaston Waringhien (linguist) - Marjorie Boulton (proverbs)