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Esperanto Speaking Town

di Brandini, 16 ottobre 2010

Messaggi: 9

Lingua: English

Brandini (Mostra il profilo) 16 ottobre 2010 19:26:38

Has there ever been an attempt for Esperantists to populate a town or make one of their own? It would be nice to travel somewhere and be able to walk down a street only hearing Esperanto and reading sign shops and advertisements in Esperanto.

Miland (Mostra il profilo) 16 ottobre 2010 19:43:01

The nearest thing may be the German town Herzberg which has an Esperanto cultural centre

alonsososo (Mostra il profilo) 16 ottobre 2010 20:20:44

Instantly it came to my mind: Auroville in India. Of course they speak mainly English or French over there. But this visionary city as model for the future world culture really ought choose EO for its communication. This is the place for a great language experiment.

Miland (Mostra il profilo) 16 ottobre 2010 21:34:50

vidas vandenis:Mi vane penis ekserĉi eĉ unu esperantiston de tiu urbo en listo de uzantoj...
Please provide an English translation. Bv. doni anglan tradukon.
Not even in the E-o cultural centre? Ĉu eĉ ne en la Esperanta kultura centro?

Sunjo (Mostra il profilo) 16 ottobre 2010 21:54:58

vidas vandenis:
Mi vane penis eksercxi ecx unu esperantiston de tiu urbo en listo de uzantoj...
I found two. One of them is the user "Esperantourbo"

Mi trovis du uzantojn. Unu de la du estas la uzanto "Esperantourbo"

(and of course there are at least a few esperantospeaker. Kompreneble tie estas almenaux kelkaj Esperanto-parolantoj)

Ironchef (Mostra il profilo) 18 ottobre 2010 16:34:01

Brandini:Has there ever been an attempt for Esperantists to populate a town or make one of their own? It would be nice to travel somewhere and be able to walk down a street only hearing Esperanto and reading sign shops and advertisements in Esperanto.
The BBC comedy show "Red Dwarf" used Esperanto on board the space ship as a kind of "international-space-language-of-the-future". The signs on the ship were in EO/ENG and one of the main characters even tries to learn Esperanto (badly). It was partly making fun of Esperanto but it was also the first time most people on British TV ever got to see it being used. Was quite interesting.

ceigered (Mostra il profilo) 19 ottobre 2010 03:48:42

(Viŝulo):
I'd rather see it in volapük. It would be funnier...
Twould be indeed! I must admit Volapuk does seem a lot more like a national language than Esperanto due to the different sound sets, almost Turkic in a way... Then again, Esperanto doesn't exactly encourage CVCCVC minimalistic structure so it flows a bit slower.

@ Ironchef
I always thought the butt of the joke was less EO and more the main character (apparently the last 'normal' human, and he can't learn Esperanto? I haven't seen enough though) rido.gif

EoMy (Mostra il profilo) 19 ottobre 2010 05:00:40

Why not contact the secretary of the twining esperanto town, Mr Wu.

Guojiang Wu

ghemelurboj@yahoo.com.cn

He is the secretary for the committee,he should know which town has more esperanto speakers. Of course, it is not possible to have the esperanto flowing through the town the whole day. At least, it is convienece to enter a shop without communication difficulties.

Esperanto will not replace the mother tongue.

LyzTyphone (Mostra il profilo) 19 ottobre 2010 14:02:14

EoMy:Why not contact the secretary of the twining esperanto town, Mr Wu.

Guojiang Wu

ghemelurboj@yahoo.com.cn

He is the secretary for the committee,he should know which town has more esperanto speakers. Of course, it is not possible to have the esperanto flowing through the town the whole day. At least, it is convienece to enter a shop without communication difficulties.

Esperanto will not replace the mother tongue.
Such a town in no less than China!? shoko.gif
Impressed! Really impressed!

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