Universal Language Dilemma
The world is home to around 7000 languages, yet only a handful boast over 100 million speakers, highlighting the imbalance in linguistic diversity. The concept of a universal language, while theoretically appealing, raises the question of which language could serve this purpose. Enter Zamenhof, who, frustrated by the complexities of existing languages, set out to create a logical language from scratch, aiming to bridge communication gaps across cultures.In this clip
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