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A universal shared language for international communication? In theory, yes - but not in practice. Which is precisely what the above commenter was saying.
by drugme 8y ago
A universal shared language for international communication?
In theory, yes - but not in practice.
Which is precisely what the above commenter was saying.
- em-bee 8y agowhy not? because not many people speak it? that would be like saying, phones are not practical because not everyone has one. or maybe facebook or google+ are not practical because not everyone is on them. but that is a limitation that has nothing to do with any inherent quality of esperanto, only with it's lack of popularity which is something that can be changed without needing to change esperanto itself.