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Example sentences for: esperanto

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Before you know it, you are saying to yourself, “Why should I bother to learn a whole new grammer and vocabulary of Esperanto when I can learn some sort of lingua franca (English or French, for example) which at least has an extensive literature to offer?
The lingua franca of commercial America has done what Esperanto could not: achieve universality.
Now that certain (very literate) people have taken hold of Esperanto and published novels and poetry in it, its chief function as a means of basic communication has been violated, and with the onset of its sophistication it has become more complex, thus defeating its original purpose.
If Esperanto is aspiring to become a “real” language, then it must begin to behave like one and, before long, it will begin to suffer the same “weaknesses” that natural languages suffer--polysemy and pleurisemy.
Hazy international law makes the tribunals "the legal equivalent of gathering people from all over the world to put on a play in Esperanto that no one has really learned."