Ĉu vi parolas la internacian lingvon?
/Esperanto/
Asher Turner
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Cooper Mitchell
I don't speak faggot,leaf.
Colton Barnes
Sorry, We do not speak autism here.
Ryder Jackson
la autismino faggotino lingvo
Cameron Jones
...
Jackson Lee
Eternal anglo detected
Your time is up
Carson Green
Sentas malbona viro
Aiden Hernandez
Vetino a la mierdino kon tv lingvino ridikvlinoj
Parker Young
Ne zorgu, fikfolio. Estos fine.
Dylan Roberts
Interlingua > English > Esperanto
Jose Young
malgrande. i started and got to borderline A1-A2 in one week but took a long break, you encouraged me to continue learning it like right now
Christian Gonzalez
>interlingua
might as well speak ido at that point
Bentley Morris
>being retarded enough to spare any time on learning esperanto, even the basic phrases
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Dominic Nguyen
Dont know what ido is, but pretty much every romace language speaker can easily understand interlingua, and at least half of english speakers do
Caleb Ortiz
sen homo, sed mi amas Danion :з
Logan Gomez
Saluton
Robert Wright
>sen homo
do, vi nur amas la landon, sed ne la popolojn?
Anthony Johnson
>esperanto
literally a jewish scheme to destroy one of the major aspects of culture: language. same thing as the metric system
Samuel Nguyen
mi amas ambau la landon kaj ciu dana civitano.
(nur tiuj kun penisoj)
Henry Cook
> implying glorious metric system didn't completely BTFO burger measurements just by having some logic in it
Nicholas Clark
The preservation and celebration of culture in the face of globalization and internationalism is very important in the Esperanto movement
Carter Jones
>muh joos
Esperanto's goal was to become an universal SECOND language, not to replace the existing ones.
Landon Scott
But thah is exactly what english is doing
If a language that has a culture becomes the lingua franca the culture that it is related to will replace the already existing foreign cultures that learn this lingua franca
If a cultureless language becomes lingua franca it will not replace anything
So if anyone are jews its the anglos
William Collins
>same thing as the metric system
Cameron Hughes
>same thing as the metric system
This burger isn't so far off the mark. The metric system was the product of liberalism and freemasonry and essentially destroyed the wealth of traditional measurement systems that existed in Europe and which went back to the Middle Ages.
Owen Myers
> creating a more accurate, logical and easier-to-use system is bad
you know, measurement system isn't just about the culture, it's used in science as well where inaccuracy or approximate amounts should not exist.
Evan Watson
We live in a liberal society and we judge things by the standards of liberal values, so of course the metric system is a good thing. I'm assuming the American is more on the traditionalist end of the spectrum and hence opposed to cosmopolitanism.
Ryder Turner
yeah, I agree here.
in fact i think that there should be one universal system for science purposes/anything else which required high accuracy (metric) and each country is free to have one or several more systems which are "traditionalist" for domestic use, etc
Joseph Howard
*requires
Robert Davis
A halfway solution is to "metrify" traditional units by making them compatible with the decimal base. For instance in China, traditionally 1 jin (catty) = 604 grams and 12 liang = 1 jin, but since 1959 in the PRC 1 jin = 500 grams and 10 liang = 1 jin, which is roughly equivalent to the old units and allows people to keep their traditional points of reference.