English-Esperanto Reference v2.0

I vastly improved my Esperanto beginner's reference. It is a "cheat sheet" that is meant to be used after you've read a textbook like Esperanto: Learning and Using the International Language or Being Colloquial in Esperanto (you can find both of these online for free). Complete Esperanto is another good one.

This reference now includes a categorized and alphabetized list of roots with verb transitivity markers (using the PIV 2020 Dictionary as a reference). As a whole, there are about 3,500 roots represented, which is around half of all roots.

The roots were chosen based on the Akademia Vortaro de Esperanto alongside the Tekstaro 2023 and Wiktionary 2023 frequency lists, as well as the desire to cover a wide range of topics. I'm still a beginner myself, so I'm sorry if my choices aren't 100% optimal.

The document is 14 pages and is formatted for US Letter paper (with much abuse to page margins) and has enough room (more or less) for a three-hole punch.

WARNING: The small section at the end of the list contains some "vulgarities".

Let me know of mistakes and suggestions. (I might make an English-ordered version later, but I'm currently sick and tired of this.)