The Parliament in United Kingdom has Esperanto translators.
This site thrill me a lot.
Wow, does this say that the Esperanto is a part of the parliament and is going to be major language in the United Nations ?
I do not foresee it soon but the fact is how many countries in the world, their parliament list Esperanto as a language in the document translation.
If you have more info of the countries, I think China may have Esperanto in the parliament as they have to broadcast it daily via the radio of Esperanto of CRI, please leave me a word. Thanks
http://services.parliament.uk/hansard/Commons/ByDate/20110316/writtenanswers/part018.html
What is the concept of 5.5 million for British. The amout is just used for translation:
Wow, does this say that the Esperanto is a part of the parliament and is going to be major language in the United Nations ?
I do not foresee it soon but the fact is how many countries in the world, their parliament list Esperanto as a language in the document translation.
If you have more info of the countries, I think China may have Esperanto in the parliament as they have to broadcast it daily via the radio of Esperanto of CRI, please leave me a word. Thanks
http://services.parliament.uk/hansard/Commons/ByDate/20110316/writtenanswers/part018.html
What is the concept of 5.5 million for British. The amout is just used for translation:
(c) Spend for face-to-face (including British Sign Language) and telephone interpreting for 2009-10 is £5.5 million and from April 2010 to January 2011 (the latest data) is £5.5million.
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