LESSON 06

VOCABULARY
Esperanto	English	Mnemonics
c^u	? (introduces a yes/no question)
vi	you
laboras	work(s)	labor
dormas	sleep(s)	dormitory
fartas bone	is (are) fine, fare(s) well
multe	much, a lot	multiply

C^u is used at the beginning of a sentence to turn a statement into a yes/no question.

Vi is used as in English, when talking to one (singular) or more (plural) people.

Multe does NOT mean a lot of (many). Use it only to say what someone does or doesn't do much.

VOCABULARY IMAGES

VOCABULARY QUIZ

Before continuing with the quiz, make sure you can pronounce every word in the lesson.

The images displayed above will appear randomly.
At first it may seem that they are appearing and disappearing too quickly. Do not panic.
Go at your own pace, pronouncing the words out loud, as clearly and as accurately as possible.
Within a few minutes you will be able to identify most of the images that pop up, at which point you will be ready to move on to the next step, the MODEL SENTENCES.

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MODEL SENTENCES
Ask and say who does what (a lot); ask and say who is fine.
C^u la edzo laboras multe?	Jes, la edzo laboras multe.
C^u la amikoj fartas bone?	Ne, la amikoj ne fartas bone.