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Date Posted: 16:55:30 07/30/07 Mon
Author: Paul S.
Subject: Re: The Juicy Thread
In reply to: Johnny Rebel 's message, "Re: The Juicy Thread" on 09:49:35 07/30/07 Mon

>>Told you I was off to college did'nt I ? ...
>i know that more and more people start learning german
>as second foreign language nowadays. and, believe me,
>even to the native speakers the grammar can be a pain
>in the ass.

What ever happened to Esperanto - the made up language that was going to simplify world speech? I copied this from an Esperanto site:

Esperanto doesn't replace anyone's language but simply serves as a common second language. Esperanto can be learned in much less time than any other language. (Some say that it is four times easier). Esperanto is politically unbiased.

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