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August 12, 2009
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The world is becoming more and more international. People, money, good move more and more freely. However, because people speak different languages that are difficult to learn, thoughts can not move completely freely.

 For easily communicate, do we really need a common language ?

What do you think about this ?

We already have English as an international language – do we need a new language ?

And Is English really “international” ?

Here are three things to think about:
1/ None of the many international or intergovernmental organizations (such as the UN, the European Union, or Interpol) use only English, and the same is true of most of the international nongovernmental organizations. In fact, the UN and the EU had to increase the number of their official languages several times.
2/ The opinion that you can use English everywhere in the world is a myth. A visit to South America, regions in Africa where French (or other languages) are spoken, Russia, China, Japan etc. clearly shows that this illusion is simply not true if you try to speak with anyone outside of the larger hotels, the airports and large tourist attractions. Even in Europe it isn't always possible to use English, and when it is possible, the range of topics that can be discussed is generally limited.
3/ Many Japanese and Chinese study English for ten years in school, but the majority of these students are not capable of speaking it. And me too, I’m a Vietnamese.....And very few Europeans, even after many years of study, can reach the level of a native English speaker.

So do you know about Esperanto – international language ?

If you don’t know. This is answer ^^

Esperanto is a useful means of communication for people who speak different languages.

Esperanto is a solution that bridges across language barriers very well.

 it was created by Polish doctor Lazaro Ludoviko Zamenhof in 1887. It’s a neutral language

What is not possible is a living language without a community of people who use, love, and take care of it, but that community can be something other than a country or ethnic group, and can be found scattered across the whole planet.

there is no way to know how many people are able to speak Esperanto, in the same way that there is no way to know how many speak Latin or, outside China, Chinese. The number is probably somewhere in between two million and 5 million. In any case, the speakers of Esperanto are sufficiently numerous and sufficiently widely distributed across our planet that a growing international culture exists. And the number of Esperanto speaker is increasing day by day.

Why ? Because

Esperanto is very easily to learn.

 How ?

 I know many European friends, they only need short time ( 3 months to learn it and after that they can write, read, speak, and correspondent very well ). I have learnt Esperanto for 10 months but I can say that my Esperanto is better than my English which I did learn for 10 years.

And when you learn international language it’ll help u to learn other languages easier.

I did hear that : in learning Esperanto a person is saying : I am open to the world.

So if you are interested in this language, let’s search google, youtube… you’ll find out more information.

And if you want to learn it, let’s me know, I’m willing to help you ^^

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