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Rit but to economic considerations. All production means in the US were (and in most cases still are) in the US system and changing them would have cost (is costing and will cost) an enormous amount of money. They have gotten away with it so far because all those who adopted (and are adopting) the system still wanted to do business with the US. They are already coming about since most of the scientific work is in the metric system, as well as in many other instances. Claude Piron probably was a very smart man on his day but the World has changed in ways he could not predict nor anticipate and that makes his words less valid today than then. Zte axon 7 cheap And it would have probably been a good thing. That gives English a bid advantage. English has everything going for it. It is a nice ideal. So is the Koran. Once implemented flaws and defects start to show up in the least expected places. With English we already know what to expect and we can prepare for it. Additionally, languages change with time and human participation.

My belief is that if Esperanto is adopted as a World Lingua Franca it most likely will change for the worse as soon as the uneducated massed get a hold of it and a thousand different cultures try to make it their own. Since it is at the top, according to Esperantists, it does not have anywhere to go but down. On the other hand, English have been around for a while and in that time it has changed a lot, for the better. It has become less abstruse, simpler, easier to learn and to pronounce and with more people learning it will continue to progress.

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Once it is stipulated as a World Lingua Franca there will be more uniformity and regulation on its teaching, simplifying it further. So you see I have great hopes for the adoption of English as a World Lingua Franca.

I see nothing but good things coming out it. And a great likelihood of it happening since people are embracing it voluntarily and wholeheartedly. I do not really know about your hopes for the adoption of Esperanto.

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I do not see bad things coming out of it but I really doubt that it will happen. Its implementation will not be voluntarily accepted by most people and it will be an uphill battle since there is no immediate benefits for those who adopt it. For a long time they will have to continue learning English to deal with the Americans and other communities who will be using English as their main communication mean. Herein it has been postulated that Esperanto should be taught universally and in the mean time we can continue to use English as the main mean of communication between countries.

If people continue to learn and use English in their day to day, to do business and to communicate with each other, reaping immediate benefits, and are force to learn a language that offer them nothing in return. What do you really think will be the future language of the world? I have nothing against Esperanto per se, I just believe it is not practical nor beneficial its adoption as the World Lingua Franca.

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It just have to many things to conquer, and the most difficult one is going to be English itself. But I wish Esperantist my best wishes their dream become reality.

I did the same with the Communists to no avail. Ja gravas la kvalito de lingvo. La plej altkvalita lingvo finfine venkos.

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La hind-arabaj nombrosistemo pli bonas ol la romana sistemo. I will reply in your own way: It is not relevant that many people speak English, whether the English dictionary is the thickes in the world, whether they have the greatest army, the most nuclear weapons, the largest fleet, the highest towers, the most money, etc. All of this does not matter in the long term. What is relevant is the quality of a language.

The language with the highest quality will ultimately prevail. The Hindu-Arabic number system is better than the Roman system.

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I know that you will put aside this, as a not relevant detail. Sorry Leo, but you are comparing apples and cats. Esperanto is better because you say so, regardless that there are a billion people who think differently.

That remind me of Cuba, the socialist block and many other tyrannies. And you have to bring up armies, nuclear weapons and such, to make believe that Americans are going around the World bombing people if they do not speak English.

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You are more against the US and the Brits than you are against English, and you deride English in your political frustration. I As I said before this is not a political issue, so please, stop trying to make it one. I would say that this debate is more about an administrative question than a political one. And the Arabic numbers won not because it was a better system but because Roman numerals were a limited and flawed system that did not allowed many things that the Arabic numbers permitted.

The roman system was developed at a time in which those needs did not exist, and when the Arabic numbers came around there were no longer Romans trying to develop their system so it could compete. But English can do everything Esperanto does and then some, but not the other way around.

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For example, Esperanto has only appealed to about 2 million people while English has appealed to over 600 million (not native, since that is the only way they can be compared, as a second language since Esperanto is the native language of a negligible number of people. And at this time it is completely irrelevant who posted the question.

It was posted, and it was posted in English, creating a debate in English. A conversation is carried out in the language all participants can use, doing otherwise is disrespectful to say the least. That is why it was posted in the first place, because many people think it will be beneficial to every citizen of the EU to have a common language they could use to communicate and understand each other. Now it is just a matter of agreeing which language to use, if any. What really matters, is that it was posted in English (creating this debate in English, so that people who speak English could express their opinion, in English), and that those who want to participate ought to do so in English, that way every participant could understand.

You, and all others who want to do so, are welcome to state your opinion in English. If you express your opinion in a different language it is rude and useless.

If you still want to express your opinion but do not speak the language, well that is what interpreters are for. It is very difficult to solve our differences if you express yourself in German and I express miself in Chinese. A common language is required.

Those of you who want to have this argument in a different language should post the question in that language and those who speak the language will participate in it, and if a person who speak English wants to participate should do it in the language the debate is being carried out, not in English. Otherwise he or she will be as bad mannered as you and all those others who use a language different to the one being used in this debate.

You look like an entrepreneurial individual, you should post the question in French and German and Dutch and Esperanto, then you will have four debates in which to express your opinion in a language other than English, without the annoying participation of those who speak English and that have the bad habit of pointing out how Esperanto does not stand the chance of a snow ball in Hell, at noon, in the middle of summer, of becoming the Universal World Language, and that is my opinion. And so far nobody, here or in any other place to my knowledge, is advocating the elimination of all the other European languages.

The dominance of English is an unmitigated disaster. It is destroying diversity, and increasing inequality in society.

It fools people into thinking that the can master English and be like native speakers. They remain unconscious of the grotesque mistakes they make in English.

But it brings huge financial transfers to English-speaking countries like the US and th