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Esperanto Hello everybody I am actually very interested in languages ( I study English and I am good at German. I'm currently learning Spanish. ) I am very curious, and I am trying to learn Esperanto. It is said to be easy... and it is! I saw that 150 hours of learning Esperanto was equal to 1500 hours of learning English. Moreover, it can help to learn other Indo-European languages. I'm currently looking for someone who is fluent in Esperanto, just to practice. I have just began some days ago but I find this language wonderful! The fact that it doesn't belong to any country could be an advantage. I wonder why this language isn't more used.

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Esperanto

Hello everybody
I am actually very interested in languages ( I study English and I am good at German. I'm also currently learning Spanish. )
I am very curious, and I am trying to learn Esperanto. It is said to be easy... and it is! I saw that 150 hours of learning Esperanto was equal to 1500 hours of learning English. Moreover, it can help you to learn other Indo-European languages.
I'm currently looking for someone who is fluent in Esperanto, just to practice. I have just began some days ago but I find this language wonderful! The fact that it doesn't belong to any country could be an advantage. I wonder why this language isn't more used.

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