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Subject:Re[2]: Sie/hir From:"Virginia L. Krenn" <asdxvlk -at- OKWAY -dot- OKSTATE -dot- EDU> Date:Tue, 22 Nov 1994 08:48:49 -0600
I have an Esperanto dictionary that belonged to my father when he was a
child. He was born in 1909 and was a big fan of Esperanto. Part of its
appeal was probably Esperanto's Spanish backgound and the fact that he
lived in San Antonio.
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Author: Karen Kay <karenk -at- netcom -dot- com> at SMTP
Ellen Adams said:
> The language to which Laurie refers is Esperanto, which Webster's defines as:
Surely Esperanto is older than the 1970's.
> And, she's right. It didn't really catch on.
Tell that to the thousands of rapid Esperantists in the world! I know
that there is a mailing list, and they have conventions--there are
even native speakers of it.
