No one tells this new country there is a language called Esperanto ?

At first thought, I was annoyed but on the second thought I did not.



http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-15216524

Perhaps, no one tells the leadership of this country there is an easy learning language which is called Esperanto and is recognised by UNESCO.



Thus, this new country becomes the world super power' s grab. But the education expenditure will be very high and that would cause the country even poorer.

Should the esperanto speakers flood the email box of the General ?

But read:

I met the new British Council director in his office - in the grounds of a notorious nightclub (the club had free office space, and in Juba you take what you get).

After 65 years operating in Sudan, the council appointed Tony Calderbank to oversee the spread of English in the new nation.

Thus, do I have other comments ? NO.

But, I just pity the people.

I also felt sad that Esperanto cannot be reached there in time to save the people.

Just wondering would UEA send someone there to talk to the General ?


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-15216524