A conversation on culture and greetings in Esperantoland

Tail end of interview with Grant Goodall (see parts 1-3). Esperanto is multicultural, a cross-culture language. Miko Sloper also talks about how he greets people in Esperantoland.

NASK is a 3 week immersion program to study the international language, Esperanto. Different cultures, different ways of looking at the world.

Informoj pri NASK ĉe: http://esperanto.org/nask/
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pri la filmo: http://esperanto-usa.org/eo/node/1420/

(la 28-an de junio 2000)

Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• NASK 2000
• esperanto
• npr
• multicultural
• miko sloper
• grant goodall

[nakedmambo]

The fact of Esperanto in common is more likely to avoid the over-reliance on cultural body language that might arise when to people with no common language meet each other; they'll be talking before anything else. In any case it's not like anyone has to suppress their own culture, but the concept of meeting on neutral ground means it won't be considered necessary to highlight it. And it's probably easier to explore each other's culture anyway.

[v1rati]

@jegaru Esperanto no quitaría los otros idiomas. Sólo añadiría un idioma común más.

[jegaru]

Me parece muy interesante el tema del esperanto, pero sin la gran variedad de lenguas que existen en nuestro planeta, este mundo perdería mucho interés.

[Bira8Fehera]

Bedaŭrinde, sen subtitoloj, mi nenion komprenas...