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Use it for questions about the history of Esperanto.
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How did Ido influence Esperanto grammatically?
Well, maybe not exactly grammar...
Wikipedia says "Modern Esperanto has received some influence from Ido in areas such as a clarification of the rules for word derivation and suffixes like -oz- ("ab …
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What are the most common misconceptions about Esperanto?
"Esperanto is a failure because I hadn't heard of it until you told me just now."
That there are no native speakers, that there is no culture, that there are no books written in Esperanto.
That you …
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What happened to the letter ĥ during the evolution of Esperanto from Zamenhof to our times?
Now most modern computers seem to have some kind of Esperanto keyboard, but when there isn't…
That personal reflection aside, here is a practical example from the history of Esperanto, where a word was …
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