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 Caption: what&#39;s up guys evildea here today i want to talk about a tikkla temple a topic that can be quite sensitive recently there was an article posted in the bed of olio which is like the free paper and the article was titled esperanto esperano is it a dying language now this is obviously a clickbait title but the topic of the article is basically stating that esperanto is not a dying language the esperanto community is flourishing it&#39;s just association numbers that are crashing and magazine signups and crashing which is to be expected anyway i went down looked at the comments and it doesn&#39;t matter what language you&#39;re in comments are usually just toxic but most of the comments were probably from very pessimistic esperanto speakers saying things like well no the association&#39;s dying where all these magical internet speaking aspirations because i don&#39;t see them anywhere well my comment to that is association numbers and magazine numbers are crashing around the world in fact if you look at the major newspapers i&#39;m not talking little like local newspapers i&#39;m talking the biggest newspapers in the world they are literally begging for money right now they are all burning because no one wants to pay for stuff anymore and no one sees the point in the traditional structures when you can literally go online and get your information about something without a problem think about it if you want esperanto news or like a funny esperanto article why pay some magazine to get that when you can come just listen to me or the other myriad of esperanto speakers just tell you a funny story or something like that like you literally get the same content sometimes better sometimes the same but it&#39;s completely free so there&#39;s no reason to pay now this led into another article an article i saw coming out of china saying that the esperanto community there is dying and i read through it and it was the same old stuff again and then it started to speak about the fact that no one&#39;s learning esperanto because you know economic reasons they&#39;re all going to go learn english and blah blah blah and that leads into the the next question that everyone always says or the next thing that everyone always says and that is oh well esperanto has no future because english has already established itself it&#39;s the international language esperanto is now just on its death bed well in fact i see this as the complete opposite now let me explain myself this comes from several different points okay first you have people saying english is already ruling there&#39;s no point for it then you&#39;ve got the people saying well we&#39;ve got automatic translators coming very soon so we&#39;re going to have no point for esperanto and all these people basically come to the same conclusion that esperanto is going to die because we don&#39;t have the finance we don&#39;t have the economic resources and translators are on their way and not that far out in fact for me it&#39;s completely the opposite think about it like this all those millions of people in china who are learning english are they learning it because they love the english language and culture no i&#39;ve met so many chinese people and they&#39;re learning english for economic reasons okay they&#39;re doing it so that they can get themselves a job now imagine when those magical translators get to the point where they can translate whatever you want on the fly with near 100 accuracy why would you go economically learn english if you can just hold your phone and just talk and have a full conversation with another person you&#39;re just not going to do it so those economic learners of languages of the giant languages are going to basically start massively shrinking and over a few generations the majority people the vast majority of people are just going to speak one language or whatever language they learned they might not even speak the language of their own country much anymore because they won&#39;t have a need they&#39;ll just speak whatever language that they learnt as a child pull out their phone or whatever device they&#39;ve got at that point and just talk into it so there&#39;s going to be no need for learning languages for an economic reason and this is where esperanto comes into it no one ever learned esperanto for economic reasons the vast majority of people who learned esperanto learnt it for idealistic reasons or because they wanted to just see if they could learn language or because they thought it had a fascinating culture and history so i have never met someone who&#39;s gone oh yeah i learned esperanto because you know can get me a job here here here here and here it just never happened so if translators come along and start massively replacing all this like need for learning languages people are still gonna learn esperanto and in fact that might be the thing that gives esperanto the real boot because people will be like oh well what language should i learn well i don&#39;t have to learn english because it&#39;s talking my phone so what interests me maybe i&#39;ll learn french for cultural reasons you know i just kind of find it fascinating or maybe i just want to speak another language i&#39;ll learn esperanto because you know that&#39;s one of the easiest so i think at that point where translators take over and seriously replace the economic powerhouse languages that&#39;s where we&#39;re going to see esperanto start taking off because those chinese people aren&#39;t going to be learning english because they&#39;ll just talk into their phones and those english speakers aren&#39;t going to be learning chinese even though not many of them do because well they&#39;ll just speak into their phones or they&#39;ll load a movie and it&#39;ll real time translate it like that will be a thing imagine that you just open a chinese movie and it&#39;s just in english because real-time translation i don&#39;t think we have to worry too much about the future of esperanto in fact i think esperanto has survived the points at which it could have been killed off and those points were its early years now it is established it&#39;s growing and the internet is definitely propelling it forward like i&#39;ve met so many esperanto speakers since it started growing on the internet just recently there was an a um video from tldr and that was talking about esperanto that was like literally yesterday and in it they mentioned that learning popped up in like 2000 and then they saw duolingo in 2010 and then you see that the timeline is actually starting to speed up things are starting to come out faster and faster because we&#39;re starting to hit that upwards curve now the internet has been the biggest blessing for the esperanto community when i first learned esperanto in 2009 or 10 for the first two years there was literally never one new face in my local esperanto community then duolingo came along and now i have seen so many new people some stay some go but i am constantly meeting new people in sydney who speak the language and to varying degrees and some of them very high level and some of them become even active in the associations now so i don&#39;t think you can look at duolingo and go where are all these learners i don&#39;t see them or for one most of them probably disappear but those who do remain they spend a few years just floating around the internet doing things in esperanto and then some of them start to become more and more inactive like in our local community we have a few esperanto speakers who learn esperanto from duolingo and now they literally run the local association like i don&#39;t even turn up anymore like i very rarely turn up but they run it they do everything in it and those people learn from duolingo and i&#39;m sure they they are not unique there&#39;s at least two of them two maybe three there&#39;s three that i can think of off the top of my head so the future for me for esperanto is very strong esperanto estas i think that esperanto will be a language that will really flourish as time passes anyway that&#39;s it if you like this video like it share it around sub to the channel and by the way if you like my work i have a patreon page because no one pays for anything anymore so give me some support there link in the description
Language: en
Title: Is Esperanto dying? — My thoughts
Description: I've spoken Esperanto for over 10 years. These are my thoughts on the future of the language and why I don't see English or technological advancements as a threat to the community.

For those new to my channel, I make videos every Friday and Sunday. My Friday videos are always in Esperanto and my Sunday videos are always in English.
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