Esperanto

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Esperanto is a constructed international auxiliary language created in the late 19th century to facilitate easy and politically neutral communication between speakers of different native languages.

All labels observed (5)

Label Occurrences
Esperanto canonical 90
international language Esperanto 4
Esperanto language 2

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (75)

Predicate Object
instanceOf constructed language
international auxiliary language
countryOfOrigin Russian Empire
creator L. L. Zamenhof
L. L. Zamenhof
surface form: Ludwik Lejzer Zamenhof
firstBookPublicationYear 1887
hasAccusativeMarker -n
hasAdjectiveEnding -a
hasAdverbEnding -e
hasAlphabet 28 letters
hasAnnualEvent World Esperanto Congress
hasAnthem La Espero
hasCommunityNameForSpeakers Esperantists
hasConditionalEnding -us
hasCorrelativesSystem table of correlatives
hasDefiniteArticle la
hasDesignGoal ease of learning
political neutrality
hasDiacriticLetters ĉ
ĝ
ĥ
ĵ
ŝ
ŭ
hasEstimatedSpeakers hundreds of thousands to a few million
hasFirstBook Unua Libro
hasFutureTenseEnding -os
hasGrammarType agglutinative language
hasImperativeEnding -u
hasInfinitiveVerbEnding -i
hasLanguageCodeOnWikipedia eo
hasMorphology highly regular
hasNativeSpeakers yes
hasNeutralPronoun ĝi
hasNoIndefiniteArticle true
hasNotableLiterature Esperanto poetry
original Esperanto novels
hasNounEnding -o
hasNumberOfVowels 5
hasOfficialFlag green flag with white square and green star
hasOriginalName Esperanto self-linksurface differs
surface form: Lingvo Internacia
hasPastTenseEnding -is
hasPhonologicalType phonemic orthography
hasPluralMarker -j
hasPresentTenseEnding -as
hasPrimaryPurpose international communication
hasPronounForHe li
hasPronounForI mi
hasPronounForIt ĝi
hasPronounForShe ŝi
hasPronounForThey ili
hasPronounForWe ni
hasPronounForYouSingular vi
hasRegulatingBody Akademio de Esperanto
hasStressRule penultimate syllable
hasSymbol green star
hasUnicodeScript Latin
hasWikipediaEdition Esperanto self-linksurface differs
surface form: Esperanto Wikipedia
hasWordForHello saluton
hasWordForNo ne
hasWordForThankYou dankon
hasWordForYes jes
hasWordOrder SVO
inception 1887
influencedBy Germanic languages
Romance languages
Slavic languages
ISO639-1Code eo
ISO639-2Code epo
ISO639-3Code epo
languageFamily constructed language family
placeOfOrigin Białystok
usedIn international meetings
online communities
writingSystem Latin alphabet

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Referenced by (99)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

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Maria usedInLanguage Esperanto
Eliezer Levi Samenhof created Esperanto
Esperanto Wikinews language Esperanto
Stella usedInLanguage Esperanto
Esperanto (magazine) name Esperanto
Esperanto (magazine) language Esperanto
Duncan Charters language Esperanto
Duncan Charters languageSpoken Esperanto
Komitato (Committee) associatedWith Esperanto
this entity surface form: international language Esperanto
Estraro (Executive Board) associatedWith Esperanto
this entity surface form: Esperanto language
Tivadar Soros languageSpoken Esperanto
Tivadar Soros advocatedFor Esperanto
this entity surface form: international language Esperanto
John C. Wells languageSpoken Esperanto
President of UEA languageUsed Esperanto
Esperanto-USA languageOfFocus Esperanto
German Esperanto Association hasFocus Esperanto
this entity surface form: international language Esperanto
Brazilian Esperanto League focus Esperanto
this entity surface form: international language Esperanto
Esperanto theatre usesLanguage Esperanto
Esperantists usesLanguage Esperanto
Esperantists supports Esperanto
Latn isUsedForWriting Esperanto