Language → Esperanto
Description
Esperanto is the world's most widely spoken constructed international auxiliary language. Created by L. L. Zamenhof in 1887, it is intended to be a universal second language for international communication, or "the international language". Zamenhof first described the language in Dr. Esperanto's International Language, which he published under the pseudonym Doktoro Esperanto. Early adopters of the language liked the name Esperanto and soon used it to describe his language. The word esperanto translates into English as "one who hopes".
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Organizations relating to Esperanto
International Esperantist Scientific Association / Rotterdam, Netherlands / Est. 1906
Bahaa Esperanto-Ligo / Hofheim-Langenhain, Germany / Est. 1973
Veterana Esperantista Klubo / Rotterdam, Netherlands / Est. 1949
International Communist Esperantist Collective / London, UK / Est. 1973
Nationless Worldwide Association / Paris, France / Est. 1921
Esperanto Academy / Paris, France / Est. 1905
International Association of Esperanto-Speaking Cyclists / Maastricht, Netherlands / Est. 1980
Tutmonda Ekumena Ligo / Est. 1985
Hilelista Esperanto-Komunumo / London ON, Canada / Est. 2001
Infanoj Chirkaw la Mondo / Jennings MO, USA / Est. 1987
Movado sen Nomo / Antwerp, Belgium / Est. 1980
Esperanto Cultural Centre / La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland / Est. 1968
Universala Islama Esperanto-Asocio / Murree, Pakistan
International League of Esperantist Cooperators / Est. 1947
Universal Association of Esperanto Good Templars
International Centre of the Neutral Esperanto Movement / Est. 1980
Universal Esperantist League / Est. 1936
Ornitologia Rondo Esperantlingva / Debrecen, Hungary / Est. 1961
World Association of Esperantist Teachers / Est. 1908
Universal Union of Esperantist Men of Letters / Est. 1911
Esperantists Association of Doctors / Est. 1906
Esperanto Maritime League / Est. 1907
Internacio Ligo / Est. 1900
International Association of Esperanto Bankers / Est. 1909
International Association of Esperantist Jurist / Est. 1906
International Esperanto Association of Jurists / Est. 1957
Internacia Asocio de Bibliistoj kaj Orientalistoj / Madonna degli Angeli, Italy / Est. 1967
International Association of Esperanto Pharmacists / Est. 1910
International Association of Esperanto Railway Employees / Est. 1909
International Society of Esperantist Architects and Builders
Esperantist Law Association / Córdoba, Spain / Est. 1989
Comité permanent des congrès d'espéranto / Est. 1906
International Esperanto Tourist Association / Est. 1971
International Society of Esperanto Free-Thinkers / Est. 1908
Tutmonda Esperantista Pedagogia Servo / Est. 1924
International League of Agricultural Specialists-Esperantists
International Association of Esperantist Police Employees / Est. 1910
Instituto por Oficialigo de Esperanto / Est. 1965
Central Esperantist Office / Est. 1905
Internacia Agrikultura Esperanto-Asocio / Kewei, China / Est. 1996
Universala Ligo / Est. 1942
Foundation Africa / Rotterdam, Netherlands
Organizo por Studo de Azio kaj Esperanta Socio
International Union of Esperanto Stamp Collectors
International Esperanto Choir / Est. 1980
Universala Artista Ligo de Esperantistoj / Santos, Brazil / Est. 1978
Kvakera Esperantista Servo / Est. 1921
Internacia Celado por Edukado Moderna per Esperanto / Est. 1976
Internacia Minista Esperanto-Societo
Kastora Klubo de Esperanto / Warsaw, Poland
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