El 25 de julio de 1887: en Varsovia se publica el libro en el que el doctor Lázaro Zamenhof, con el pseudónimo Dr. Esperanto, da a conocer su propuesta de lengua internacional, que desde entonces es conocida con el nombre de esperanto.
El esperanto cumple 125 años, エスペラント125歳に
Esperanto's a language born out of the dream that if we all spoke the same language, we wouldn't have wars. That might sound a little naïve, when you consider how divided we can be even within the United States - where many people do speak the same language. Still, one can't help thinking: If we could turn on the television and see the personal stories of Iraqis, would the United States have gone to war with that nation?
Some would argue we are starting to understand each other, through English language reporting from news organizations like Al Jazeera, and CNN, which has an Arabic language channel. It's too early to say whether that programming will smooth out the differences between American and Middle Eastern cultures. But even with cable news going international, those broadcasts are just cultural diplomacy for nations that still think in different languages. And the idea of Esperanto still has power.
Esperanto está vivo エスペラントは生きている
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