VOICED : The forgotten universal language

Esperanto is an invented language combining elements from several European languages. It is used by a small global community to promote universal understanding. Despite its simplicity and regularity, Esperanto remains relatively obscure with only 100,000 speakers worldwide. The language fosters a unique culture and offers travel opportunities through an international network. Community events and programs help enthusiasts learn and practice Esperanto, aiming to expand its reach and influence.

What is Esperanto primarily composed of?

• African languages

• European languages

• South American languages

• Asian languages

Why is Esperanto considered easy to learn?

• It is regularly structured

• It has a small vocabulary

• It uses pictograms

• It is similar to Latin

What role does the Chateau gazebo play in the Esperanto community?

• It is a translation center

• It publishes Esperanto books

• It hosts Esperanto programs

• It is a language school

How does the speaker from China benefit from Esperanto?

• By learning new languages

• By traveling the world

• By teaching Esperanto

• By writing books

What is the ultimate hope of the Esperanto community?

• To create a new dialect

• To make Esperanto a universal language

• To replace English

• To limit its use to Europe