A noun that means "things you should do"

[FuzzyOgre]

Originally Posted by Sunspace

It's easy to say in Esperanto:

Farindaĵoj = "things that are worthy of doing"
Farendaĵoj = "things that are required to be done"
Farotaĵoj = "things that will be done"

Can you recommend me a good Esperanto book? I've always wanted to learn, and I like books. They are a nice alternative to staring at an LCD monitor all day.

[Olentzero]

Originally Posted by FuzzyOgre

Can you recommend me a good Esperanto book?

I found this one to be quite useful; the approach is great for people who haven't studied other languages and there are only about 15 lessons overall.

ETA: Pick up a good dictionary while you're at it.

[Maggie the Ocelot]

Seconding "Best Practices".

[FuzzyOgre]

Originally Posted by Olentzero

I found this one to be quite useful; the approach is great for people who haven't studied other languages and there are only about 15 lessons overall.

ETA: Pick up a good dictionary while you're at it.

Thank you.

[RadicalPi]

Originally Posted by echo7tango

It seems we need a word somewhere "above" desirable and "below" obligatory.

What's wrong with optimal?

Yeah, the problem with optimal is that it's not a noun, but of course optimum is. Is the plural optimums or can it be optima?

But thanks to everyone's answers.

[Little Nemo]

Virtues.