We are in ASIA/ Ni estas en azio

I posted the frustration complaints again today. It was because someone challenged me to show that Esperanto is a world wide language.

There are TOEFL, IELTS, G.C.E 'O' Level English paper examinations throughout the world.

But where one can find the Esperanto language examination.

Now, the net boost that there are more than 120 countries having the Esperanto associations. Well, good, but how about getting someone to cordinate for that kind of testing centres.

It is tired to keep telling UEA to be the main cordinator. I did also talk about this long ago.

Whenever you tell an Esperantist, they will direct you to the Internacia Ligo de Esperantistaj Instruistoj.

http://ilei.info/  for those who cannot read Esperanto, here is the info from wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_League_of_Esperanto_Teachers

I read about that Ido has already conducting the basic examination. They also issue certificate. The habit of Esperantists are that once you learn the Esperanto, you can issue certificate to the learners that you have taught. There is no proper organisation to supervise the activity.

I know Esperanto has gained a mile stone in Europe with the KEF test

http://groups.google.com/group/soc.culture.esperanto/browse_thread/thread/839e137f818ab11e?pli=1

But that would not be recognised in Asia least in ASEAN.

Well, we are in ASIA, not in the Europe. The cost of travelling to take the test and study will be better learning other languages, perhaps, English, at least can get a elementary certificate after some years of learning.

This, in a way, has become the property of Europe. I know Europeans are fighting for it to be included in the EU.

Well, when you are fighting alone, the results and time is not too favaourite. With Ido and other plan languages coming up, Esperanto will soon be over taken by others. Esperantists still feel that the recognition of UNESCO is the permanent piece of gold that would not be robbed away.

If the college and Esperantists can consider the Asia region, move some of the task to here and we can battling together. Even if the EU does not accept it, however, when more and more Asians are learning Esperanto and using Esperanto, eventually the Europeans would have to learn it and use it too.

We cannot be living on an island.


Vi bezonu nin kaj ni bezonu vin. Ni ne logaxs en insulo.

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