> Nothing against english. I just think we have to keep
>our mother language alive. It's part of our culture.
>When doing "international" things, it's ok to use
>english (or any other "international" language).
Please, no. Not another Roman language... :)
Most people already speak English. So using another language like Esperanto
which nobody knows
> And, if we would all talk the same language, it would
>be something like esperanto. I do not like "everyone"
>talking the language of another country. It sounds like
>some kind of "colonization" method.
Portuguese => Portugal???
You dislike your own language? :)
> There is place for all languages in the world. It's
>not impossible to learn two languages.
I agree. As long as everybody learns the second language (English).
And that is often the problem.
A lot of people on the MSXBR-L can't speak English.
~Grauw
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