Esperanto is a language that was created in 1887 by Ludovic Lazarus Zamenhof, a Polish polyglot who sought to facilitate communication among the many nations of the world by creating a new language made up of bits and pieces of several existing (mostly European) languages. Though the use of Esperanto never became as widespread as Zamenhof had hoped, more than ten million people around the world speak and understand it, and thousands of books, newspapers, and magazines have been (and continue to be) published in it
Abstrakt (Fonologia i morfologia oraz limity dowolności w języku sztucznym). Sztuczne języki, takie ...
International audienceIn 1887, young Jew from Poland, Louis Lazare Zamenhof, invented Esperanto. The...
En la unuaj priskriboj de la gramatiko de Esperanto kaj en siaj Lingvaj Res- pondoj, Zamenhof donis ...
Esperanto is a mostly snthetic planned language, the grammar and word order of which should be as ea...
“Esperanto?! O que é isso?” Esta, com absoluta certeza, é a frase mais ouvida pelos esperantistas. A...
One of the first tasks faced by Zamenhof, the inventor of Esperanto (1887), was establishing its sta...
The contribution deals with the phrasicon of Esperanto, i.e. the inventory of idioms, phrases, prove...
In this essay we will argue about the possibility and validity of Esperanto as the international lan...
Esperanto is by far the most successful artificial language. However, some of those who learned it w...
To our knowledge, there is to date no significant number of sociological studies dealing with the Es...
This paper focuses on the problems caused by the use of English as if it were a new kind of Esperant...
The case of Esperanto shows that language planning understood as the creation of a new communication...
duced a new invention, designed to improve communica-tion throughout the world. It did not involve t...
During a debate in an Esperanto association in Paris, Esperantists were discussing technology, surve...
In 1887, young Jew from Poland, Louis Lazare Zamenhof, invented Esperanto. The new language was ofte...
Abstrakt (Fonologia i morfologia oraz limity dowolności w języku sztucznym). Sztuczne języki, takie ...
International audienceIn 1887, young Jew from Poland, Louis Lazare Zamenhof, invented Esperanto. The...
En la unuaj priskriboj de la gramatiko de Esperanto kaj en siaj Lingvaj Res- pondoj, Zamenhof donis ...
Esperanto is a mostly snthetic planned language, the grammar and word order of which should be as ea...
“Esperanto?! O que é isso?” Esta, com absoluta certeza, é a frase mais ouvida pelos esperantistas. A...
One of the first tasks faced by Zamenhof, the inventor of Esperanto (1887), was establishing its sta...
The contribution deals with the phrasicon of Esperanto, i.e. the inventory of idioms, phrases, prove...
In this essay we will argue about the possibility and validity of Esperanto as the international lan...
Esperanto is by far the most successful artificial language. However, some of those who learned it w...
To our knowledge, there is to date no significant number of sociological studies dealing with the Es...
This paper focuses on the problems caused by the use of English as if it were a new kind of Esperant...
The case of Esperanto shows that language planning understood as the creation of a new communication...
duced a new invention, designed to improve communica-tion throughout the world. It did not involve t...
During a debate in an Esperanto association in Paris, Esperantists were discussing technology, surve...
In 1887, young Jew from Poland, Louis Lazare Zamenhof, invented Esperanto. The new language was ofte...
Abstrakt (Fonologia i morfologia oraz limity dowolności w języku sztucznym). Sztuczne języki, takie ...
International audienceIn 1887, young Jew from Poland, Louis Lazare Zamenhof, invented Esperanto. The...
En la unuaj priskriboj de la gramatiko de Esperanto kaj en siaj Lingvaj Res- pondoj, Zamenhof donis ...