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Why isn't Esperanto so popular?
Since it being a great achievement for being used as medium to communicate from all around the world, why isn't it taught in USA's school? I personally think American schools shall use Esperanto to replace Latin which is no longer spoken.
Personally, I really don't understand why schools don't provide Esperanto courses in USA but Latin.
Latin is learned for totally different reasons than communication (philology, lingiustic study, etc...). I don't see why you mention Latin for comparison with Esperanto.
Besides, English is doing well as the international language. Go learn Chinese, Russian or Spanish or something if you want to communicate with the rest of the world.
because of fck#ing nationalism and nationalist conservative pedants
they struggle for their mother nazi-language till death with the support of their state,army and church p.s Support internationalism forget the past
You do realize Esperanto itself is eurocentric, you conservative NAZI COMMUNIST. ;)
Anyway, people outside the autist spectrum aren't complaining about using English as their medium or learning Mandarin/Russian or whatever when they go to these corresponded places.
It would take more of an effort bringing Esperanto alive actually, because a lot of the films, music, literature, etc... we get is in English, which is a language that is developed in a natural way. Also, no irregularities sure makes the language so dull only a machine feels comfortable using. It's like with communism: it works, but they use the wrong species (humans don't have that discipline).
Because it sounds and looks ugly, if it looked ans sounded like Interlingua it would gain more popularity
Solo las lenguas romances son hermosas, todas las demas fueron creadas por salvajes por eso suenan tan horrible.
Why? Because it's a stupid, constructed, fake languge with not culture connected to it.
<< Since it being a great achievement for being used as medium to communicate from all around the world, why isn't it taught in USA's school? >>
It's used as a medium to communicate around the world??? This is news to me. I thought English served that purpose and was doing quite well at it. Why the hell would people in the USA study that when they have English? I hope that answers your question.
>>Anyway, people outside the autist spectrum aren't complaining about using English as their medium or learning Mandarin/Russian or whatever when they go to these corresponded places.
It's all about ideology. Esperanto is just one thing in the language department. Why "should" you learn languages you arent learning now? Are there any reasons for me to learn a particular language? It's pretty easy to get yes-no answers. Easily asked, easily answered. Some people say geographical proximity is a point of learning a lingo. But is Tagalog of any use to me? Absolutely no. But English, which is a "wee bit" so remote from my country, is much more useful; and even a more remote and national language, such as Japanese, is still more "useful" in many facets of life. |