English to Esperanto WIP Autohotkey Script

;TIPS AND NOTES
;Grammar notes will be more helpful once you have a context for understanding them,
;so if you find you're having trouble with the lessons, these notes should be more helpful to you.

;SOME SIMPLE ESPERANTO RULES
;Each letter has a unique and separate sound. For example: longa is pronounced "lon-ga".
;Both k and n are pronounced in knabo.

;The emphasis in every word is always on the next-to-last syllable.
;For example: all 2-syllable words have the emphasis on the first syllable,
;as in viro, and all 3-syllable words have the emphasis on the middle syllable, as in knabino.

;All present tense verbs end in -as, so there are no verb conjugations.
;Examples: estas, laboras. Yay!

;All singular nouns, such as knabo and virino, end in -o.
;This includes names of cities and countries, such as Francio (France).

;The definite article ("the" in English) is la in Esperanto. For example: la viro = the man.

;Indefinite articles ("a" and "an" in English) are not used in Esperanto.
;For example: viro = a man.

;-in is the feminine suffix: viro = man, virino = woman; knabo = boy,
;knabino = girl. Remember that all singular nouns end in -o, so the full ending is -ino.

;ESPERANTO ALPHABET
;The Esperanto alphabet has 28 letters.
;They include all the letters of the English alphabet,
;except for Q, W, X and Y. A few letters have accent marks.

;If you are spelling an Esperanto word out loud,
;the name of each consonant is the sound that letter makes,
;followed by -o: B = bo, S = so etc. The name of each vowel is the sound that letter makes.
;a   =   ah
;e   =   eh
;i   =   ee
;o   =   oh
;u   =   oo

;The letters C and J
;	                Esperanto example
;c	ts (as in pets)      laca
;j	y  (as in yet )      kaj
;Here are four of the accented letters:
;Esperanto   English	        Esperanto example
;ĉ              ch (as in chair)        ĉu
;ĝ              g  (as in large)	ĝi
;ŝ              sh (as in shoe)  	ŝi
;ŭ              w  (as in wet)	        aŭ


;Clothes
:?:hat::ĉapelo
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;Common Phrases
:*:hello::saluton
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:*:bye::adiaŭ
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:*:good::bonan
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:?:night::nokton
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:*:day::tagon
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:*:how are you::kiel vi fartas
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:*:Saluton kiel vi fartas::Saluton kiel vi fartas hodiaŭ?
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;Common Words
:?:today::hodiaŭ
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:?:neither::nek
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:?:nor::nek
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:*:going::irante
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:*:irante to::iranta
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:*:please::bonvolu
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:*:chat::babili
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:*:screen::ekrano
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:*:and::kaj
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:?:bad::malbona
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:*:small::malgranda
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:*:big::granda
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:*:sweet::dolĉa
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:*:game::ludo
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:?:no::ne
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:*:this::ĉi tio
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:?:is::estas
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:?:the::la
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:?:are::estas
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:?:am a::estas
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:?:am not::ne estas
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;People
:?:he::li
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:?:she::ŝi
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:*:they::ili
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:?:i::mi
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:?:me::min
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:?:my::mia

:?:you::vi
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:?:boy::knabo
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:?:girl::knabino
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:*:baby::bebo
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:*:Man::viron
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:*:woman::virino
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;Animals
:*:dog::hundo
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:*:cat::kato
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:?:cow::bovino
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:*:horse::ĉevalo
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;Food
:?:Apple::pomo
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:?:Apples::pomoj
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:?:pasta::pasto
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:*:beef::bovaĵo
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:?:pork::porkaĵo
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;Languages
:?:english::angla
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:?:german::germana
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:?:spanish::hispana
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:?:french::franca
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:?:italian::itala
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;Numbers
:?:One::unu
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:?:two::tri
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:?:four::kvar
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:?:five::kvin
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:?:six::ses
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:?:seven::sep
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:?:eight::8
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:?:nine::naŭ
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:?:ten::dek
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;Eleven is Dek unu/Ten + One so Twelve is Dek du/Ten + Two and so on
;Twenty is Dudek/Ten X 2 so twenty two is dudek du/Ten x 2 + 2 and so on
;Thirty is Tridek/Ten x 3 and so on I think you get it by now