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Does "Esperanto" mean something in other languages?

从 Moosader, 2013年7月18日

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语言: English

Moosader (显示个人资料) 2013年7月18日下午9:00:53

Sometimes I see stuff named "Esperanto" but have nothing to do with the language.
(Examples: One, Two, ... There was something like "Knights of Esperanto" but I cannot find it now)

Does "Esperanto" have meaning in other languages? I know "Espera" isn't unique, but I get frustrated when I find something when searching for Esperanto content, only to find something completely unrelated, so just wondering why people use the word.

erinja (显示个人资料) 2013年7月19日上午5:24:55

No, people just use the word to give a sense of universality or internationality or whatever.

There are a bunch of random restaurants around the world called "Esperanto" where the owners don't speak it. There's one in Berlin that even shows the "jubilee" Esperanto symbol on its logo.

pdenisowski (显示个人资料) 2013年7月19日上午11:56:54

Back in the early 1990s some of the Euro-skeptics in Germany used to refer to the Euro as 'Esperanto-Geld' (Esperanto money).

acdibble (显示个人资料) 2013年7月21日上午10:43:02

In the "Grand Theft Auto" series of video games, it's car model. One of the most common cars in the games too.

http://gta.wikia.com/Esperanto

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