Roger Clarke's Waltzing Matilda en Esperanto

In the Esperanto alphabet is no "X". Some letters as c, g, h, j and s can have a ^ (cirkomflex) when the prononciation is else. We cannot yet write those in Internet. Thats why I put the "X" after that concerning letter. For example: sxi is pronounced as she in English and si in Esperanto is something else. When I write "ux", the u has the inverse cirkomlex and that "U" is a part of a diphthong.

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