I definitely consider Esperanto to be a full language. I like how the vocabulary is based on a prefix/suffix system that reduces the amount of words you have t

I definitely consider Esperanto to be a full language. I like how the vocabulary is based on a prefix/suffix system that reduces the amount of words you have to know, and the grammar is very simple and consistent. > The big question is really if its possible to 'think' in the language. Have you been able to get into the stage where its like thinking? I was approaching that stage when I was learning it, but I'm a bit rusty now since I haven't used it in a while. There are definitely people at that level though. Check out Esperanto youtubers like Evildea. > But then your thought feels limited? Usually if you can't think of a word, you can insert the English word in your thinking and make a mental note to look up the vocabulary later. It's a really fun language. It's a shame there aren't more speakers.