Universal but obscure language making a comeback with internet

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Esperanto inventor Ludwik Zamenhof Source: AAP

At 100 years old, the made-up language Esperanto is having a resurgence.

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Published 8 June 2018 3:44pm

Updated 8 June 2018 5:19pm

By Amelia Dunn

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Universal but obscure language making a comeback with internet

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At 100 years old, the made-up language Esperanto is having a resurgence.

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At 100 years old, the made-up language Esperanto is having a resurgence.

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