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very nice costume, would be good u write in English

Thank you, dear Nada.
I will try to answer you in my BROKEN English.

I use a neutral ( = non-ethinc ) language as Esperanto, because I think that it would be unfair to use, in the international communication, ethnic languages.

Dear Nada, I see that you are Australian, so your mother-tongue is English.
I am Italian, so my mother-tongue is Italian.
So, there is a language distance between us...

Well, what can we do to communicate? How can we cover this distance?

Solution 1: I force you to learn Italian: all the effort is on your shoulders (to learn ethnic languages is a very difficult thing), and I enjoy the privilege of using my mother-tongue

Solution 2: You force me to learn English: all the effort is on my shoulders (to learn ethnic languages is a very difficult thing), and you enjoy the privilege of using your mother-tongue

Solution 3: We both do a little effort (Neutral Non-Ethnic International Planned languages - particualrly Esperanto - are really far easier than ethnic ones) to cover just HALF of the language distance between us: we meet each other in the middle of that distance. So, nobody of us force the other one, and nobody enjoys unfair privileges.

More informations:
www.esperanto.net
www.kurso.com.br
www.lernu.net
or just try to put the word "esperanto" in the search-engine of Google

If you want to listen how Esperanto sounds, you can use some of the links that I've listed in my article Esperantlingvaj radiostacioj (For example, I coluld suggest you to try to listen "Pola Radio" - Radio Polland).


Friendly,
Anĉjo (Andy)