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• Esperanto
  ...]] created by [[L.L. Zamenhof]] in the 1870s and 1880s. Zamenhof envisaged Esperanto as an artificial ''[[lingua franca]]'' that would facilitate easier global [[Ido]] is a constructed language which has been derived from Esperanto.
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• Talk:Esperanto
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• Template:Esperanto/Metadata
  | pagename = Esperanto | abc = Esperanto
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• Esperanto/Approval
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• Esperanto/Definition
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• Esperanto/Related Articles
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• Esperanto/External Links
  ==Information on Esperanto== ...a.org/info/angle/an_ghisdatigo.html An Update on Esperanto] by the [[World Esperanto Association]]
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• Esperanto/External Links
  ==Information on Esperanto== ...a.org/info/angle/an_ghisdatigo.html An Update on Esperanto] by the [[World Esperanto Association]]
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• Template:Esperanto/Metadata
  | pagename = Esperanto | abc = Esperanto
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• Esperanto
  ...]] created by [[L.L. Zamenhof]] in the 1870s and 1880s. Zamenhof envisaged Esperanto as an artificial ''[[lingua franca]]'' that would facilitate easier global [[Ido]] is a constructed language which has been derived from Esperanto.
  3 KB (417 words) - 08:37, 30 January 2011
• Constructed language
  ...[[Ido]], [[Interlingua]], [[Klingon language|Klingon]], and [[Volapük]]. [[Esperanto]] was created by [[L. L. Zamenhof]] as a compilation of various elements of ...anguage, either as a variation of one or as a mixture of various. Example: Esperanto.
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• User:Alex Bravo
  **'''[[Constructed language|Constructed languages]]''': [[Esperanto]]
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• User:Victor Kim
  ...d in language (I speak English, Korean, Spanish, Japanese, and am learning Esperanto) and linguistics; music, especially jazz improvisation; open-source softwar
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• User:Bei Dawei
  ...sm and New Religious Movements--but also have interests in vexillology and Esperanto / interlinguistics.
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• User:Emilia Pruszynska-Karbownik
  *'''Interests:''' Physics, Go, Esperanto, Photography, Classical music, Middle Ages
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