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Esperanto

Esperanto (/ˌɛs.pəˈrɑːn.toʊ, -ˈræn.toʊ/; .mw-parser-output .IPA-label-small{font-size:85%}.mw-parser-output .references .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .infobox .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .navbox .IPA-label-small{font-size:100%}Esperanto: ) is the world's most widely spoken constructed auxiliary language. Created by L. L. Zamenhof in 1887 as…

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Created by
L. L. Zamenhof
Date
1887
Early form
Proto-Esperanto
Glottolog
espe1235
ISO 639-1
eo
ISO 639-2
epo

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Esperanto heritage

Modifications

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Literature

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Esperanto

Nodes408
Edges407
Triples503
Avg. degree2
Density0.004902
Components1

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Esperanto

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related to Literature · 33
Esperanto → Antwerp, Archived, Bridge, Church, Company, Dangerous Language, Dream, Ecumenism, Esther, February, Flandra Esperanto-Ligo, Henry Holt, Hitler, ISBN, LCCN, Leon, Lins, Maire, Matthias, May
related to Popular culture · 33
Esperanto → Alfonso Cuarón, Angoroj, Arnold Rimmer, As, B-movie, Catholic Church, Esperanto Filmoj, Esperanto Films, Finally, In, In Captain Fantastic, Incubus, Jewish, Karel, Latin, Lord, Mexican, Newts, Red Dwarf, Reform
related to 20th century · 31
Esperanto → After, Croatian Prosvjetni, December, During, Educational Alliance, English, First World War, Fran Novljan, France's, French, Gabriel Hanotaux, Hanotaux, He, However, Internacia, Iranian, Japanese, Kingdom, League, Nations
related to Proposed microstates and micronations · 22
Esperanto → Adriatic Sea, Another, Any, Beginning, Belgian, Belgium, Dayton, English, Europe, German, Italy, January, Molossia, Neutral Moresnet, Nevada, Prussian, Republic, Rose Island, The, The Treaty
related to Persecution · 21
Esperanto → Adolf Hitler, Bolshevist, Esperantists, Francoist Spain, German, German Esperantists, Germany's Axis, Holocaust, In, In Nazi Germany, Italian, Jewish, Mein Kampf, Nazi Germany, Reich, Repression, Soviet Union, Stalin, The, Zamenhof
related to Politics · 21
Esperanto → Democracy, English, English-speaking, Esperantists, Eugène Lanti, Europe, European Union, François Grin, French, Haut, In, Left-wing, Nekrasov, Nikolai Nekrasov, October, Other, Sennacieca Asocio Tutmonda, Stalinist, Swiss, The
related to Number of speakers · 20
Esperanto → Almanac, Although, An, Assuming, Book, Culbert, Culbert's, David Wolff, Esperantist, Ethnologue, Facts, Foreign Service Level, In, Sidney, Since Culbert, This, University, Washington, World Almanac, Zamenhof's
related to Geography and demography · 18
Esperanto → Africa, Americas, Asia, Brazil, China, Countering, East Asia, Europe, He, Internet, Iran, Japan, Linguistic, South Korea, Speakers, Svend Nielsen, Togo, United States
related to Modifications · 17
Esperanto → Eurocentrism, Fleksio, Foundation, Fundamento, Ido, In, Internasia, Many, Mundolingvo, Reforms, Riism, Romániço, Saussure, Several, Though Esperanto, Universal, Zamenhof's
related to Creation · 16
Esperanto → After, Białystok, Doktoro Esperanto, Early, He, His, Jewish, July, Nikolai Borovko, Poland, Proto-Esperanto, Russian Empire, The, Unua Libro, Zamenhof, Zamenhof's

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language speakers international languages used zamenhof esperantists use one english also many world first words number french universal 000 published

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
EsperantoCreated byL. L. Zamenhof1.00infobox
EsperantoDate18871.00infobox
EsperantoEarly formProto-Esperanto1.00infobox
EsperantoGlottologespe12351.00infobox
EsperantoISO 639-1eo1.00infobox
EsperantoISO 639-2epo1.00infobox
EsperantoISO 639-3epo1.00infobox
EsperantoLinguasphere51-AAB-da1.00infobox
EsperantoPronunciation[espeˈranto] ⓘ1.00infobox
EsperantoPurposeInternational auxiliary languageA posteriori languageEsperanto1.00infobox
EsperantoPurposeA posteriori languageEsperanto1.00infobox
EsperantoPurposeEsperanto1.00infobox
EsperantoRegulated byAkademio de Esperanto1.00infobox
EsperantoSetting and usageInternational: most parts of the world1.00infobox
EsperantoSigned formsSignuno1.00infobox
EsperantoSourcesPrimarily Romance and Germanic languages, with some influence of Slavic and Greek1.00infobox
EsperantoUsersSidney Culbert: Around 2 million1.00infobox
EsperantoUsersAmri Wandel: Above 2 million1.00infobox
EsperantoUsersSvend Vendelbo: 30,000–180,0001.00infobox
EsperantoWriting systemLatin script (Esperanto alphabet) Esperanto Braille1.00infobox
Esperantois amost successful constructed international auxiliary language and the only such language with a sizeable population of native speakers0.90text
Esperantois aproduct0.90text
Esperantois achief or only common language in an international family0.90text

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