The first time I heard about Esperanto, I attacked it. Because that was what everybody around me did and I’ve learned from them.
The second time, it annoyed me and I attacked again.
The third time, I was indifferent.
The fourth time, I was curious.
The fifth time, I started to learn it.
That’s why I keep repeating to anybody who’d listen: Esperanto, Esperanto, Esperanto, Esperanto, Esperanto. And I encourage others to do the same.
Saluton!
I really can’t understand why some people despise this language and brand it as a failure without even trying to learn it. It’s a real relief that you changed your mind about it, it’s one stop closer for Esperanto to become widely known :D I myself started learning it 2 days ago and I’m constantly amazed at how incredibly simple yet “complex” it is.
If you’re an experienced Esperanto speaker, perhaps you could help me or give me some tips! I made a blog where I’ll track my progress in Esperanto (and maybe other languages in the future), drop by if you’re interested :)
Gxis!
Here is the link: http://salutongeamikoj.wordpress.com/
(I changed the address after I posted the comment, so the link in my username doesn’t work)
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