Show Notes
English is a global language that has evolved over hundreds of years. But it is not the only global language, and this week we're looking at Esperanto, a language created in 1887. To find out more about Esperanto, Intermediate English spoke to Evildea, one of the top Esperanto Youtubers. He reveals the surprising story of the world's most-spoken constructed language, from its roots in the 19th-century Russian Empire to its growing popularity in the digital age. Watch the full interview wit...
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