Esperanto style guidelines

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Esperanto style guidelines are a set of conventions and recommendations for correct and consistent usage of the Esperanto language, shaped over time by official language bodies and the broader Esperanto community.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf language style guide ⓘ
linguistic convention ⓘ
areBasedOn Fundamento de Esperanto ⓘ
areDocumentedIn Akademio de Esperanto decisions ⓘ
editorial guidelines of Esperanto periodicals ⓘ
style sections of Esperanto grammars ⓘ
areInfluencedBy Akademio de Esperanto recommendations ⓘ
broader Esperanto community usage ⓘ
cover affix usage ⓘ
capitalization ⓘ
grammar ⓘ
lexicon ⓘ
loanword adaptation ⓘ
neologism formation ⓘ
orthography ⓘ
punctuation ⓘ
style and register ⓘ
technical terminology ⓘ
word formation ⓘ
emphasize avoidance of unnecessary synonyms ⓘ
clarity of expression ⓘ
consistent use of diacritics ⓘ
internationally understandable roots ⓘ
phonemic spelling ⓘ
regular morphology ⓘ
transparent word formation ⓘ
use of correlatives according to the table system ⓘ
language Esperanto ⓘ
purpose ensure correct usage of Esperanto ⓘ
facilitate mutual understanding among Esperanto speakers ⓘ
promote consistent usage of Esperanto ⓘ
recommend adaptation of foreign proper names to Esperanto phonology when appropriate ⓘ
agreement of adjectives with nouns in number and case ⓘ
avoiding excessive national-language influence ⓘ
consistent treatment of proper names ⓘ
use of Esperanto affixes instead of direct borrowing when possible ⓘ
use of hyphens in certain compound forms when needed for clarity ⓘ
use of simple, regular word order with flexibility for emphasis ⓘ
use of the -a ending for adjectives ⓘ
use of the -as ending for present tense verbs ⓘ
use of the -e ending for adverbs ⓘ
use of the -i ending for infinitive verbs ⓘ
use of the -is ending for past tense verbs ⓘ
use of the -j ending to mark plural nouns and adjectives ⓘ
use of the -o ending for nouns ⓘ
use of the -os ending for future tense verbs ⓘ
use of the -u ending for imperative verbs ⓘ
use of the -us ending for conditional verbs ⓘ
use of the accusative -n to mark direct objects ⓘ
use of the definite article "la" without gender or number variation ⓘ

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