Lukasz Sokol schrieb:
I learned Esperanto when I was about 7 years old.
It may sound a bit bitter from that perspective, but there are the problems I
think why it didn't
'finally win' yet (yes there was a philosophy of 'final victory/fina venko'
when I learned it) :
- children learning it from birth as a first language eventually turn it into
something
that no one who learned it as a second language, can comprehend (they think it
too fast for anybody else
and simplify pronunciation where it shouldn't be) or have very hard time
comprehending
This may be a bad idea. Living languages undergo permanent changes,
what's the reason for different languages at all. Looking at e.g. Latin,
it survived for a very long time now, with few local differences in
pronunciation - did you ever hear French people speaking Latin? Russian
and French are other "managed" languages, which are not allowed to
change much.
DoDi
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