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RE: Seeing My Old Esperanto Musician Friend Kim After 29 Years
Nice story. Esperanto is like the European Union. If it does not grow organically, people reject it. Am I right?
Nice story. Esperanto is like the European Union. If it does not grow organically, people reject it. Am I right?
@felix.herrmann Sorry for commenting on an old post... However, I felt compelled! :) Esperanto has been growing "organically" for about 120 years or so. We have organic words for computer, television, mobile phone, app, etc. We've got cool music and original literature. The Internet has given Esperanto real life. I'm in the process right now of translating Steemit to Esperanto. It's a very useful language to bridge two cultures as a "middle" language. It's not "easy to learn", but it is much easier to learn than other national languages! Best wishes...