At first glance, it looks like an ordinary congress held every year to celebrate the New Year. During the day participants attend various talks and play games, and during the night they party at concerts. But there is one important difference. Everything, from the group discussions on social issues to the late night flirting over drinks, is done through the language of Esperanto. The participants are here to party, but also to promote a language few have even heard of.
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New Year’s Resolutions
I don’t normally do New Years Resolutions, but I thought there’s a first time for everything. I find that I’m more likely to do something if I’ve set myself a goal or target. So here are my four goals for 2013. Continue reading “New Year’s Resolutions”
Whistling In The Wind 