• ...by Davide Astori (on pages 23–38 of issue 9/2021 of the journal Occhialì) has a section about Zamenhof’s idea that Esperanto could serve as a bridge religion.
  • ...devoted acolytes, Esperanto is today “a living language with a worldwide community,” reports Esther Schor in her fascinating new history Bridge of Words...
  • The aim of Esperanto is not to replace the other languages but to be a “bridge” between different language communities.
  • Meaning and definitions of bridge, translation in Esperanto language for bridge with similar and opposite words.
  • Here you can find the translation for "Bridge" and a mnemonic illustration to help you remember it.
  • Bridge of Words goes into a lot of detail on Esperanto's history, with some fascinating stories about the movement's relationship to the changing world around it.
  • river, 5K, transportation, wisla, bridge, the design of the, pillar, monuments, swietokrzyski bridge, bridge - man made structure, night, suspension bridge.
  • In Bridge of Words the author Esther Schor wrote a biography of Ludovik Lazarus Zamenhof, the inventor of Esperanto.
  • If you want to know how to say bridge in Esperanto, you will find the translation here.