Usage examples of "Esperanto" in English with translation to French

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I’ve started learning Esperanto. J'ai commencé à apprendre l'espéranto.
How did you learn Esperanto? Comment as-tu appris l'espéranto ?
I began to learn Esperanto. J'ai commencé à apprendre l'espéranto.
Betty speaks Esperanto very well. Betty parle très bien l'espéranto.
You began to learn Esperanto. Tu as commencé à apprendre l'espéranto.
I have many Esperanto friends. J'ai plusieurs amis qui parlent espéranto.
Your Esperanto is very good, congratulations! Ton espéranto est très bon, félicitations!
I just started to learn Esperanto. J'ai commencé à apprendre l'espéranto.
Esperanto is an international planned language. L'espéranto est une langue internationale construite.
We write Çorum "Ĉorum" in Esperanto. Nous écrivons Çorum "Ĉorum" en espéranto.
You speak Esperanto, don't you? Tu parles espéranto, non ?
I can speak Esperanto like a native. Je peux parler l'espéranto comme un indigène.
He's a newbie in Esperanto for sure. C'est certainement un bleu de l'espéranto.
Today we celebrate the 125th anniversary of Esperanto! Aujourd'hui nous célébrons le 125e anniversaire de l'espéranto !
Every once in a while I study Esperanto. De temps en temps, j'étudie l'espéranto.
Correcting one another, we will all improve our Esperanto. En nous corrigeant l'un l'autre, nous nous améliorerons tous en espéranto.
Esperanto is written phonetically with an alphabet of 28 letters. L'espéranto s'écrit phonétiquement grâce à un alphabet de 28 lettres.
In my city, there is no school for learning Esperanto. Dans ma ville, il n'y a pas d'école pour apprendre l'espéranto.
Because it's difficult for the Chinese to learn Esperanto. Parce qu'il est difficile pour les Chinois d'étudier l'espéranto.
Esperanto is a small language, but...it keeps on growing. L'espéranto est une petite langue, mais ... elle ne cesse de croître.
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