Friday 23 January 2009 7:00 pm
In this delightful introduction, experienced Esperantist world traveller Andrea Ottrok shows us that Esperanto is not only a compact, pleasing, easy to learn and useful language, but also a state of mind – one that circumvents bias and allows for direct heartfelt communication wherever one goes in the world. After a brief philosophical and historical background with a discussion about constructed languages generally, Andrea leads us through some of the basics of Esperanto in a multimedia workshop lesson. A wonderful way to spend your Friday evening.
Worldview Cultural Café is a cultural program in the Bahá’í Center in Budapest every Friday at 7:00 pm. Come examine, consider and celebrate our world with us with film screenings, talks on various key topics, literature readings, music, art exhibit openings, ethnic culture evenings and more!
Address: (Budapest, Ferencziek tere 3., bell #27). The Bahá’í Center is located near the crossing of Károlyi Mihály and Curia streets.
All programs are bilingual (Hungarian and English). Admission is free.
More information: call Andrew 30/3189120
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