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*Esperanto: dankon, mi dankas

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...', e.g. [[English language]], unless there is a good reason not to (e.g. [[Esperanto]] need not be further disambiguated). [[User:John Stephenson|John Stephenso ...about it when I brought the issue to their attention. The exception is [[Esperanto]], presumably because it's a unique name. While you could argue that some m

...ay 2003, the play had not yet been translated into any language other than Esperanto.

...ry language]]s'' (languages artificially designed for a purpose, such as [[Esperanto]] or [[Basic English]]).<ref>Samarin (1968: 661).</ref>

! [[Esperanto language|Esperanto]] | '''<big>“…”</big>''' || '''<big>‘…’</big>''' || <ref name="Esperanto">In practice usage may vary, chiefly depending on the native language of th

...y sympathetic to it (Carnap 1963). He later attended a [[World Congress of Esperanto]] and employed the language while traveling.

:''Influenced:'' Modern architecture, pop music, Esperanto, interfaith dialogue :''Influenced:'' [[Seicho-no-Ie]], [[Aikido]], [[Esperanto]], Inter-religious dialogue

...constructed other languages, including [[constructed language]]s such as [[Esperanto]], [[Ido]], [[Interlingua]], [[Klingon language|Klingon]], programming lang

...ngs and various liberal causes of the day (racial amity, women's suffrage, Esperanto) to universities audiences, peace societies, liberal Protestant and Reform ...á'í traveling teacher), and [[Lidia Zamenhof]] (daughter of the founder of Esperanto).