| The Esperanto language was developed by
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| | email and the internet, I can and do
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| Dr. L. L. Zamenhof in Europe over a
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| | write to people in China, Mali, Russia,
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| hundred years ago. No one knows exactly
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| | Italy, France, Korea, and any other
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| how many people speak any language
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| | country in the world where someone speaks
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| fluently. Some estimates put the speakers
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| | Esperanto.The subtitle of this article
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| of Esperanto at more than a million. They
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| | says that Esperanto can be good for you.
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| live everywhere in the world. Zamenhof`s
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| | Here`s how: Esperanto is so much easier
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| idea came from his experience in European
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| | to learn than a national language that
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| communities which were made up of
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| | you can be speaking and writing it within
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| separate groups who gathered together
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| | months. Because of its logical
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| because they spoke the same language.
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| | organization of roots and affixes, what
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| Next door to them was another enclave of
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| | you learn about Esperanto transfers
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| people who spoke only their own language.
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| | easily to your study of other languages.
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| There may have been ten or more different
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| | It is estimated that a person who studies
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| groups clustered near each other, yet
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| | Esperanto first, can learn another
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| they could not communicate outside their
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| | language in about half the time it would
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| little language zones.This led to great
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| | usually take.You can find more
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| difficulties in trade and social
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| | information about Esperanto at this site:
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| interaction. Zamenhof felt that he could
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| | the word, is made up of the root -esper-
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| create a simple language which everyone
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| | hope, the noun ending -o-, and the suffix
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| could learn as their second tongue. Then
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| | -ant- doer. So the word means - one who
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| they could peacefully and productively
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| | hopes.Dr. Zamenhof published his book
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| communicate.As you can imagine, there was
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| | under the name, Dr. Esperanto, one who
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| great resistance. Learning another
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| | hopes for a better world through
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| language is time-consuming and difficult.
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| | increased communication.All Esperantists
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| But many people did learn Esperanto and
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| | have the same hope and invite you to
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| communication did improve.Today people
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| | learn more.Jack Wilson is an Esperantist
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| around the world who speak only their
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| | and translator working out of Tempe,
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| native language and Esperanto can
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| | Arizona.
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| communicate fully with each other. With
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