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From: neal@druxv.UUCP (Neal D. McBurnett)
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Subject: Re: Esperanto as a practical aid to the language barrier for travelers
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In fact, Esperanto has a larger following in many non-european countries
than in North America.  The Chinese government reports that 200,000
people there are learning Esperanto (the World Congress will be in Beijing
next year).  Japan, Brazil, Israel and Iran also have strong movements.
I'm sure you're right about Nepal, though....

Neal McBurnett, ihnp4!druny!neal
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