It was not started too early at all, but this world has not yet did not get to this reality.

He was born in the family of Polish Jews, in a multinational city, where Mix cultures and languages: Polish, Yiddish and Russian made a lot of misunderstandings. Following the streets of the city, the way of communication changed. It was very vulnerable and separatist. Already as a child noticed the need for a language community in the form of a universal tool for efficient communication. He mentioned by writing at the age of 10 (1817) drama: “Babel Tower”.

Ludwik Zamenhof, cause he was talking about him here, became an ophthalmologist, but all his life devoted languages and creating an independent communication tool. He created an artificial language with simple grammar principles based on grammar several European languages In this language on Polish. The first study of their own language was published by the textbook in 1887. Ludwik Zamenhof chose on the author, he was invented by his pseudonym Doctor Esperanto. So later this language began to call.

The emergence of a new “language” has imposed on the European revolutionary wave of “Spring of Peoples” (1848), overthrowing the monarchy, feudalism and struggle for social consciousness in deciding on matters of state. In France, where the language of Esperanto was not flattered for a fear of the threat to the dominance of French duty, after 18 years after the release of the first handbook, the International Congress of Esperanto was organized, which later repeatedly took place in other countries.

There is no doubt that Ludwik Zamenhof aptly outlined the problems of his and the present world. So why do not many people use this language?

Reasons can be several. Esperanto obtained his symbols like a flag and hymn. It became the language of the world without a state and its own land. Esperanto has become more vision of the ideology of the future socialist community than a language tool. Meanwhile, leadership over the socialist conviction they brought Russian communists not capable of intellectual reflexes.
Another reason was not attempted to vaccinate the Esperanto language in technical and scientific nomenclature. The language was to be a tool for illiterate folk than educated elites.

And the reason that disqualifies this language from use today. There were no typewriters in Zamenhof’s time. He wrote his textbook by hand. So he did not see the problem of letters going beyond the basic alphabet and the need to correct the handwritten typescript by putting caps over the letters. At this stage, he would understand that this is an additional complication.

Currently, we use the language derived from English, among other things because it has the fewest letters in the alphabet (26), Esperanto has 28 letters, including 6 similar in appearance. Also because the current language is evolving to a more simple grammatical way. These are very decisive arguments that ruled out the Esperanto language created by Ludwik Zamenhof, but his idea of a linguistic community is gradually becoming a reality. (Brux)

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