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One way to overcome the problem with exchanging a monolingual view with merely a bilingual view of the world is by studying a language with a world view like Esperanto. Its study forges global connections wherever the student’s interest may lie while building a multi-cultural world view.

Some things you spoke about in the video brought up some very interesting issues for someone like me who partakes in a strictly non-primary language community: Esperanto. Unfortunately, I learned about Esperanto only a f t e r I traveled extensively in Europe.

learning Esperanto creates enthusiasm and competency for subsequent study of and conversational skills in other languages. Therefore, it is should be no surprise to learn that studies have not only born out that Esperanto can be mastered in a fraction of the time of national languages, but that i...

I should mention that Esperanto would be spoken as a second language by all and could be spoken on a relative level playing field rather than requiring some people to spend years learning someone else's native language while it requires native speakers of the lingua franca no extra effort whatsoe...

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Knowledge slides down from the thrown of native English speakers to those that may understand it but they can't produce the high quality technological papers to export their own expertise back up to any English speakers, since respected publications in any field require high quality writing. Al...

Should global language policy be based on might? Try going to the UEA org website at info-angle-ed37-angla

A truly international second language for all would not wax and wane as national languages. Esperanto works great, quickly mastered compared to national languages to whatever degree needed, therefore would be more useful once popularized to more people who probably only have a minimal need to com...

National languages status's change over time. This is why we need a truly neutral, nonnational language like Esperanto which doesn't come from any particular country or ethnic group, which was designed first and foremost as an international language right from its inception.

The most equally international places on the web are the ones where Esperanto is spoken: search for soc.culture.esperanto, for example. Esperanto has exploded on the Net, where people rely on direct, immediate communication in a single language where all speak and contribute as equals. It's the I...

@Bira8Fehera temas pri konstruajxo por Esperanto uzado acetita de Esperantistoj kaj la problemoj de la kontrakto. Sxajnas ke oni faris la filmon por klarigi por postajn E-istojn komprenu la problemojn.