What country is Esperanto spoken in?

Speakers of Esperanto are located in many parts of the globe. Majority of the speakers are found in the United Kingdom, Belgium, Brazil, United States, Poland, Italy, Germany and France. Surprisingly, there are also many Esperanto speakers in China and Japan.

What is Esperanto a mix of?

Esperanto is a mix of French, English, Spanish, German and Slavic languages making it easy to pick up.

What is the purpose of Esperanto?

Esperanto is a constructed language intended for world-wide use between speakers of different languages. It is designed to facilitate communication among people of different languages, countries and cultures. Its supporters claim for it two crucial advantages over other languages.

Why you should learn Esperanto?

Here are a few good reasons to learn Esperanto.

Grammar/Words are Easy.
The Time it Takes to Learn Esperanto.
Interest in the Experience of a New Language.
A Great “Stepping Stone”
Can Help You Learn Other Languages Quicker.
Help You Make New Friends.
Personal Development Just Feels Good.

Is Esperanto difficult to learn?

Esperanto is an extremely easy language to learn Additionally, the pronunciation is easy, and the writing system is completely phonetic. Esperanto has a completely regular way of deriving new words from the ones you already have.

Where can I practice Esperanto?

Benny’s Top Resources for Learning Esperanto

Lernu – This excellent website has three different Esperanto courses, depending on your learning style.
Radio Verda – a site full of downloadable podcasts.
Lernu’s Dictionary – The built-in dictionary on lernu.net is the very best Esperanto dictionary around.

What is an example of Esperanto?

Here is an example of the use of numbers in a Esperanto sentence: Mi havas du krajonojn. Translation: I have two pencils. Three place values above the tens place are “cent” for hundreds, “mil” for thousands, and “miliono” for millions.