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Language Games

Practice Esperanto vocabulary with 23 free games at every level — highlights below, the full list in the Arcade.

Timed TrialIntermediateSpelling BeeHardWord MatchBeginnerSentence ScrambleIntermediate
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Books & Resources

Explore our collection of Esperanto learning materials — eBooks, audiobooks, and more.

Word Connections Puzzle Book to Learn Esperanto for BeginnersWord Connections Puzzle Book to Learn Esperanto for BeginnersShort stories in Esperanto with English translations: Improve your Esperanto by reading Short stories in Esperanto with English translations: Improve your Esperanto by reading Language learning games to improve your Esperanto: Book of games with 3 games included & fully compatible with Kindle Language learning games to improve your Esperanto: Book of games with 3 games included & fully compatible with Kindle 99 Word Search Puzzles to Learn Esperanto: Activate your brain and memorize over 700 words99 Word Search Puzzles to Learn Esperanto: Activate your brain and memorize over 700 wordsMy first words in Esperanto: Learn Esperanto for kids | Bilingual book for children | With illustrationsMy first words in Esperanto: Learn Esperanto for kids | Bilingual book for children | With illustrations99 Crossword Puzzles to Learn Esperanto: Nearly 800 Different Words to Engage Your Brain and Aid Memorization!99 Crossword Puzzles to Learn Esperanto: Nearly 800 Different Words to Engage Your Brain and Aid Memorization!Esperanto for Absolute BeginnersEsperanto for Absolute BeginnersAdvance your Esperanto: Phrases and expressions to take your Esperanto to the next levelAdvance your Esperanto: Phrases and expressions to take your Esperanto to the next level
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About the Esperanto Language

Esperanto is a constructed international auxiliary language created by L. L. Zamenhof in 1887.

The world's most widely spoken constructed language, designed to be easy to learn and promote international communication.

Created by L. L. Zamenhof in 1887 for International Auxiliary.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes! All our games, courses, and Word of the Day are completely free. No hidden charges, no credit card required.
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Not for games, books or the resources — you can start those right away. Courses need a free account, so we can hold your place between modules and issue your certificate.
What is Word of the Day?
Every day we feature a new Esperanto word with example phrases. Subscribe to get it delivered to your inbox — it takes just 2 minutes a day.
What games are available for Esperanto?
We offer 23 free Esperanto games, including Hangman, Word Match, Word Builder and 20 more — from beginner to advanced difficulty.
Do you have Esperanto books?
We have 13 books and resources for learning Esperanto, including “Word Connections Puzzle Book to Learn Esperanto for…” — eBooks, audiobooks, and paperbacks.
What are Premium Programmes?
Our structured programmes like the 90-Day Program and For Absolute Beginners provide a step-by-step learning path for Esperanto.
What is a constructed language?
Esperanto is a constructed language (conlang) — a language that was deliberately created rather than naturally evolving. Esperanto was created by L. L. Zamenhof in 1887 for International Auxiliary.