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About Esperanto
Esperanto was created in 1887 to be an easy-to-learn international auxiliary language.
Speakers
2+ million
Language Family
Constructed language
Writing System
Latin alphabet
Difficulty
Easy
Spoken in
Why Learn Esperanto?
Esperanto is proven to help learn other languages faster.
Common Esperanto Words
Start your Esperanto journey with these essential words and phrases.
Saluton
Hello
sah-LOO-tohn
Dankon
Thank you
DAHN-kohn
Bonvolu
Please
bohn-VOH-loo
Jes
Yes
yes
Ne
No
neh
Akvo
Water
AHK-voh
Manĝaĵo
Food
mahn-JAH-zhoh
Amiko
Friend
ah-MEE-koh
Amo
Love
AH-moh
Ĝis revido
Goodbye
jees reh-VEE-doh
History of Esperanto
Created by L. L. Zamenhof in Poland in 1887, Esperanto aimed to foster international understanding through a neutral language. Despite persecution under Hitler and Stalin, Esperanto survived and thrived. Today there's a vibrant community with literature, music, annual congresses, and even native speakers (denaskuloj).
Is Esperanto Hard to Learn?
Esperanto was designed to be easy: completely regular grammar, no exceptions, phonetic spelling, and vocabulary from European languages. Studies show it can be learned in a fraction of the time of natural languages and helps accelerate learning other languages.
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