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Esperantists have been pointing this out for over a century now. As others have noted, this isn't just a problem with English, but the choice of any national la
by gxonatano 5y ago
Esperantists have been pointing this out for over a century now. As others have noted, this isn't just a problem with English, but the choice of any national language as a lingua franca. If we choose Esperanto instead of English as our language for international communication, we are all second-language learners, and no one has the advantage of being the native speaker. Plus, since Esperanto has so few idioms, we'll all be better understood.