lmao

it is quite popular, just not that much

Hmm

it is based on many languages at the same time

borrows specifics parts in a fashion to be simple and familiar to everyone.
At least so I read...

>International language

That can’t work

not really imo

Only parts will be familiar to certain people

That’s idiotic

it is heavily based on spanish, but also on slavic languages and german languages

they say that it isnt that difficult.
I dont know honestly

Idk either but it doesn’t sound great

it was developed in order to follow latin

latin was however a dead language

If you have influence coming from that many different directions it will just get confusing

maybe at least it followed all the grammatic rules lmao

Lol

I dont know, would need to learn it

but if you develop a language then it must be more flexible and have a better order imo

How do you mean “better order”

```a b c ĉ d e f g ĝ h ĥ i j ĵ k l m n o p r s ŝ t u ŭ v z```

that it doesnt have many ... uhm how do I call it

Ah

Lol ummm

exceptions

Let’s see

that it follows the rules of that language in every word or sentence

it is just my assumption, I have no idea whether it does

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Eo-drako-re%C4%9Do.ogg

a sample of the language

``` «En multaj lokoj de Ĉinio estis temploj de la drako-reĝo. Dum trosekeco oni preĝis en la temploj, ke la drako-reĝo donu pluvon al la homa mondo. Tiam drako estis simbolo de la supernatura estaĵo. Kaj pli poste, ĝi fariĝis prapatro de la plej altaj regantoj kaj simbolis la absolutan aŭtoritaton de la feŭda imperiestro. La imperiestro pretendis, ke li estas filo de la drako. Ĉiuj liaj vivbezonaĵoj portis la nomon drako kaj estis ornamitaj per diversaj drakofiguroj. Nun ĉie en Ĉinio videblas drako-ornamentaĵoj, kaj cirkulas legendoj pri drakoj.»

English translation:

In many places in China, there were temples of the dragon-king. During times of drought, people would pray in the temples that the dragon-king would give rain to the human world. At that time the dragon was a symbol of the supernatural creature. Later on, it became the ancestor of the highest rulers and symbolised the absolute authority of a feudal emperor. The emperor claimed to be the son of the dragon. All of his personal possessions carried the name "dragon" and were decorated with various dragon figures. Now dragon decorations can be seen everywhere in China and legends about dragons circulate.```

it has a slavic pronounciation to it imo

based on spanish and something else

some latin too

```The Institute of Cybernetic Pedagogy at Paderborn (Germany) has compared the length of study time it takes natively French-speaking high-school students to obtain comparable 'standard' levels in Esperanto, English, German, and Italian.[87] The results were:

2,000 hours studying German
1,500 hours studying English
1,000 hours studying Italian (or any other Romance language)
150 hours studying Esperanto.[unreliable source?]```

I hate that it is based on spanish so much >.>

it has some latin and slavic style to it, and even russian

argh, I just hate spanishtards

it reminds me of those third-world countries and their language is ew

```A Ā Ä B C D E Ē Ë F G H I Ī Ï J K L M N O Ō Ö P Q R S ß T U Ū Ü V W X Y Ÿ Z```