Esperanto: The Development of an International Language

According to the Bible ... in the whole world there is a language and common statement, then they say, "Now, let us build the city ourselves (Genesis 11.1, 4 ) In the Tower of Babel, a country of language was born, as all the people there were sharing the language until God entered their collaborative project, confused their communication with "the arrival in heaven" To

Tokikona is by no means the first constructor language. L. L. who wants to provide international languages ​​to people around the world for communication. There are many others like Zamenhof's Esperanto. Esperanto design is very easy to master - closer to European languages ​​than other languages. Because of the limited number, Toky Pona's text has a fairly extensive explanation. "Maku" can refer to something related to food, including food, or the word "eat". More specifically, we can add a lot of words. For example, you can add "kili" (fruit) and "telo" (water) to "kili telo" representing watermelon. Of course you can also make them "terrorism" by moving them. Fruit water, or juice with more complicated terms

A more useful constructor language may be Esperanto. Esperanto is the so-called "International Language". It is a language designed to help you learn other languages. It does not mean it is a universal language, but it can just help you to consolidate users in different languages, just like the common language. Esperanto is the largest language constructor, and sometimes experience has proven that it can help you learn other languages ​​faster. It is also the work of the Polish doctor L. L. Zamenhoff. I have made this to illustrate this: 1) a person can build a language; 2) a person does not need to be a linguist (I suppose he must be fairly smart I'm confident)

Established auxiliary language enables many of the benefits of universal speech without losing cultural identity and legacy. This language exists. Esperanto is an international language built in 1887. Esperanto is designed to be easy to learn and politically neutral - it will be an ideal candidate for the second language. Esperanto currently has 100,000 to 2,000 fluent speakers and about 1,000 native speakers (even Google Translate). The first step to learning a new language is to achieve language understanding. This is just the beginning. Being able to pronounce and concatenate words in a consistent way will only keep you up to you. Maybe you can ask where the bathroom is, or order dinner, but when talking about more complicated idea you can not understand it. Even if two people speak the same language this will happen, and when you encounter a language barrier the problem will be more serious.