You can access the home pages of several Esperanto speakers on the Web from this document.

Last updated: 2007.10.02

Kvincent hejmpaĝoj en Esperanto!

Individual Esperantists on the Web...

The following is not a complete list of individual Esperantists on the Web; I have mainly restricted myself to home pages written in Esperanto and omitted those of Esperanto speakers whose home pages are in other languages. A number of those listed below have similar lists, most notably Byrial Ole JENSEN in Denmark, Stefano KALB in the United States and Duncan THOMSON in Scotland.

1996.09.07: With the addition of the Familio PILGER home page to this list, I've decided to add links (and flags) for family members included in the page who can speak and write Esperanto but who are not the main person listed on the page. This will not increase the number of "individuals" listed below, since each of these really refers to a single home or personal page, but I will increase the number of countries of origin as required. Children who speak Esperanto as their native language will be indicated with an Esperanto flag, but "Esperantio" will not be added as a separate country, since I am not sure exactly where it would be located (the map in the language lab at the University of California, Berkeley, puts it just south of Iceland, but I suspect that this is not correct). I have previously tried to write each person's name in the preferred order, but from now in in multiple-individual pages the FAMILY NAME will be listed first, even for Westerners, as this is more convenient.

1997.05.03: To facilitate loading, those with home pages in the United States, Germany and Japan have been moved to separate pages.

1997.09.11: (por Esperantistoj) Edmund GRIMLEY-EVANS atentigis min, ke el la proks. 200 homoj nun en la listo, pli-malpli 10% havas paĝojn ĉe la senkosta servo Geocities. Se vi deziras havi propran paĝon, eble valorus kontroli pri ĝiaj eblaĵoj.

1997.11.02: Those with home pages in England, Brazil, Denmark and Sweden have been moved to separate pages.

1997.12.14: Those with home pages in France and the Netherlands have been moved to separate pages.

1999.11.28: Those with home pages in Finland, Russia and Spain have been moved to separate pages.

2000.06.04: Those with home pages in China have been moved to a separate page.

2001.09.30: Those with home pages in Canada and Norway have been moved to separate pages.

2004.05.31: Those with home pages in Korea have been moved to a separate page.

This list currently contains home and personal pages in Esperanto from 500 individuals in 51 countries on five continents (latest additions: El Salvador, Nepal and Taiwan). Antarctica is not yet represented.