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Yes, you're familiar with Esperanto, right?

Yes, you're familiar with Esperanto, right?

Yes, you're familiar with Esperanto, right?

Right. Yeah. It's a really inspiring project. And so I know you're probably gonna know all of this information, but I do have to share it with the audience.

Right. Yeah. It's a really inspiring project. And so I know you're probably gonna know all of this information, but I do have to share it with the audience.

Right. Yeah. It's a really inspiring project. And so I know you're probably gonna know all of this information, but I do have to share it with the audience.

Sure. So Esperanto was first constructed in a little booklet in 1887 by Polish-Jewish ophthalmologist L.L. Zamenhof. According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, the name itself comes from the pseudonym he took on to publish the booklet. He called himself Doctoro Esperanto. Esperanto meaning one who hopes. and hope to reanalyze the whole project.

Sure. So Esperanto was first constructed in a little booklet in 1887 by Polish-Jewish ophthalmologist L.L. Zamenhof. According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, the name itself comes from the pseudonym he took on to publish the booklet. He called himself Doctoro Esperanto. Esperanto meaning one who hopes. and hope to reanalyze the whole project.

Sure. So Esperanto was first constructed in a little booklet in 1887 by Polish-Jewish ophthalmologist L.L. Zamenhof. According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, the name itself comes from the pseudonym he took on to publish the booklet. He called himself Doctoro Esperanto. Esperanto meaning one who hopes. and hope to reanalyze the whole project.

According to a BBC article written by José Luis Pena Redondo, he lived as a Polish Jew in the multicultural Russian Empire, in a time rife with racial and national conflict. He was trying to promote peace and understanding, and he saw an international language as a way to do that.

According to a BBC article written by José Luis Pena Redondo, he lived as a Polish Jew in the multicultural Russian Empire, in a time rife with racial and national conflict. He was trying to promote peace and understanding, and he saw an international language as a way to do that.

According to a BBC article written by José Luis Pena Redondo, he lived as a Polish Jew in the multicultural Russian Empire, in a time rife with racial and national conflict. He was trying to promote peace and understanding, and he saw an international language as a way to do that.

With a flag of green and white, the colours of hope and peace, for his efforts, Zamenhof himself was nominated 14 times for the Nobel Peace Prize. He genuinely believed that if we all shared a common second language, quote, education, ideals, convictions, aims would be the same too, and all nations would be united in a common brotherhood, end quote.

With a flag of green and white, the colours of hope and peace, for his efforts, Zamenhof himself was nominated 14 times for the Nobel Peace Prize. He genuinely believed that if we all shared a common second language, quote, education, ideals, convictions, aims would be the same too, and all nations would be united in a common brotherhood, end quote.

With a flag of green and white, the colours of hope and peace, for his efforts, Zamenhof himself was nominated 14 times for the Nobel Peace Prize. He genuinely believed that if we all shared a common second language, quote, education, ideals, convictions, aims would be the same too, and all nations would be united in a common brotherhood, end quote.

Esperanto was created in a time when modernism was on the rise, and the idea of rationality and science was being used to quote-unquote optimize the world. When it was featured in Paris' Exposition Universelle in 1900, the language caught on amongst the French intelligentsia, who saw it as more optimal in the messy and illogical realm of natural languages.

Esperanto was created in a time when modernism was on the rise, and the idea of rationality and science was being used to quote-unquote optimize the world. When it was featured in Paris' Exposition Universelle in 1900, the language caught on amongst the French intelligentsia, who saw it as more optimal in the messy and illogical realm of natural languages.

Esperanto was created in a time when modernism was on the rise, and the idea of rationality and science was being used to quote-unquote optimize the world. When it was featured in Paris' Exposition Universelle in 1900, the language caught on amongst the French intelligentsia, who saw it as more optimal in the messy and illogical realm of natural languages.

Because it was so easy, all words and sentences being built from 16 basic rules that could fit on a paper, and the language lacked the confusing exceptions and special rules of other languages, it was once seen as the language of the future.

Because it was so easy, all words and sentences being built from 16 basic rules that could fit on a paper, and the language lacked the confusing exceptions and special rules of other languages, it was once seen as the language of the future.