Esperante: A new espereante lenguage.

Alfredo Alvarado

Abstract


Esperanto was designed as an international language. However, this is not the case because its vocabulary is based on European languages that are unfamiliar to most of the world population. In this respect, we should look at recent statistics where the top native speakers in the world are Chinese (11.92%), Spanish (5.99%), and English (4.92%) [1]. It is important to note that the Chinese use Mandarin, which is not a language but a set of dialects they use as a common language.

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Esperante: A new esperanto language.

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.52155/ijpsat.v53.1.7475

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