ScioMind
Active member
Esperanto is not dead...but I guess your impression that it might be dead says a lot about its general usefulness in common practice. It would be an incredible tool for uniting humanity if this very logical, simple, and yet remarkably expressive language were taught as a second language to children...even if for just a half-hour a week. In just one generation it would become the de facto universal second language of the world, and individuals from every nation would be easily able to converse with one another.
I am for anything which would make the world more peaceful, harmonious and liberated. Esperanto and Darkcoin both fit that bill.
No, I am not fluent in it...but I have studied it a bit and am familiar enough to know I could make an accurate translation.
Where is the file or files that need to be translated?
I am for anything which would make the world more peaceful, harmonious and liberated. Esperanto and Darkcoin both fit that bill.
No, I am not fluent in it...but I have studied it a bit and am familiar enough to know I could make an accurate translation.
Where is the file or files that need to be translated?