hxin-o = Chinaman. naci-o = nation.
jam = already. pagx-o = page.
kler-a = enlightened, learned. pres-i = to print.
komerc-o = trade, commerce. pulv-o = gunpowder.
lanc-o = spear, lance. sxangx-i = to change.
liber-a = free. te-o = tea.
metod-o = method, way. ted-a = tiresome, tedious.
[Footnote: The adverb "jam" indicates a change from some preceding
action or state to the different one expressed in the sentence, clause
or phrase containing "jam". It may often be translated "yet," "now,"
etc. "Mi jam vidis lin", I already saw (have already seen) him. "Cxu vi
jam trovis gxin? Ne, mi ankoraux ne trovis gxin". Have you yet (have you
already) found it? No, I have not yet (still not) found it. "Li jam ne
vivas", he no longer lives (he already is-not-alive). "Jam ne negxas",
it is not snowing now (already not snowing).]