Part 02 - Esperanto is a language with many traits.

Esperanto is an easy, and beautiful language. I am learning it quicker than any other language I have learned.

Easier? Hardly. It wouldn't have mandatory inflections.

Politically neutral AND international is an oxymoron.

There is nothing to be said about being able to use it while traveling that hasn't already been outdone by any number of languages.

@HailCthulhu
I think their point is that Espéranto is the most centralized language in Europe. I'd imagine that having a knowledge of Espéranto would make it easier to understand other languages while traveling around Europe.

That kind of falls short of international, doesn't it?
I don't know what definition of "centralized" you're using, but it remains there are a magnitude of lingua francas already available and already spoken in greater numbers. Yet another one is not needed.

It remains not being the magically "easiest" language, and it remains an oxymoron which Esperanto can't even aspire to be thanks to it's Eastern European heritage.

I just started learning Esperanto and so far it's really fun. It's EASY, too! One lesson and I already know how to make present, past and future verbs. Oh, at around :50 the word for Hebrew is written backwards!

the name esperanto sounds spanish.also i dislike this langauge.i only speak dutch and english but i would not want to add this to my list

saluton ;)