Similar words: intolerant, desperate, desperado, desperation, desperately, average speed, grantor, desperate measure. Meaning: [‚espə'ræntəʊ] 
n. an artificial language based as far as possible on words common to all the European languages.
n. an artificial language based as far as possible on words common to all the European languages. 
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1 Esperanto See under language: artificial language.
2 You select an Esperanto phrase, then hear the phrase as spoken by a native speaker.
3 He wants to learn Esperanto.
4 Esperanto was invented as an auxiliary language.
5 I used to learn more than eight,(www.Sentencedict.com) including Esperanto.
6 He teaches Esperanto at that university.
7 These meetings are carried on entirely in Esperanto.
8 How long do you think you can master Esperanto?
9 Is Esperanto Easier Than English?
10 Esperanto was born in Eastern Europe.
11 Why don't you learn Esperanto when you have such a good teacher at your side?
12 Esperanto also has a highly productive system of constructing new words from old ones.
13 Answer in Esperanto . Use complete sentences , not just jes or ne.
14 Prociono is an Esperanto word meaning either the star Procyon or the animal species known as the raccoon.
15 Esperanto is now a full-fledged language with a worldwide speech community and full linguistic resources.
16 But the real liability in Esperanto is its lack of a culture to support it.
17 It is, however, in China that Esperanto has had its greatest impact.
18 Remember, in Esperanto: one letter - one sound. No exceptions.
19 Whatever popularity Esperanto has enjoyed is now on the wane.
20 Esperanto also has a productive system of constructing new words from old ones.
21 He knows Esperanto and French, to say nothing of English.
22 He speaks Esperanto admirably.
23 It is a member of a class known as classical nouns. Esperanto See under language: artificial language.
24 And the fellowship's members do not view global use of Esperanto as a quixotic goal.
25 He has a good command of English, German, French, Russian, Arabic and even Esperanto.
26 Tio estas la unua poemaro de Li Bai eldonita en Esperanto.
27 There is no reason to adopt a different attitude about Esperanto.
28 Intelish is a new artificial language aimed at being international common language instead of Esperanto.
29 Its two main features strongly attracted me: it was based upon English and Esperanto; and it had no diacritical marks.
30 He a good command of English, French, German, Arabic and even Esperanto.
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