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Esperanto: A Solution for EU Languages by Cristina Glez.-Velasco Prados is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The European Union spends a lot of money on translations due to having over 20 official languages. An economist suggested adopting a constructed language like Esperanto to facilitate communication more easily. Esperanto was invented in 1877 and aims to be easy to learn to promote harmony between countries. It takes less time to learn Esperanto than other languages, and learning it makes acquiring additional languages easier. However, there are only about 1,000-2,000 native Esperanto speakers, and widespread
- Author
- Cristina Glez.-Velasco Prados
- Language
- EN