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It's a nice idea, but ironically, I think the good things about Esperanto will only last as long as the language remains obscure.
If Esperanto became widespread, the equality of speakers would be first to go, as people would teach it to their children as a primary language (Actually, some people who speak Esperanto natively supposedly do exist
).
Also, in constant usage the language would (d)evolve, developing its own arbitrary grammatical rules and whatever other problems are associated with all living languages in the world.
I'll stick to speaking Gibberish. Aspfkaspfkpf laspöifdjp qkdpösak, k öl pöald!
If Esperanto became widespread, the equality of speakers would be first to go, as people would teach it to their children as a primary language (Actually, some people who speak Esperanto natively supposedly do exist
).Also, in constant usage the language would (d)evolve, developing its own arbitrary grammatical rules and whatever other problems are associated with all living languages in the world.
I'll stick to speaking Gibberish. Aspfkaspfkpf laspöifdjp qkdpösak, k öl pöald!
