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Poll: Do you speak any of these constructed languages? Thread poster: ProZ.com Staff
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Ventnai 
Spain
Local time: 17:01
German to English
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Helen Hagon
Local time: 16:01
Member (2011)
Russian to English
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I did learn some Klingon many years ago, but it's very rusty now. I'll have to brush it up if I ever pay a visit to the Empire.
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Julian Holmes
Japan
Local time: 00:01
Member (2011)
Japanese to English
boneH Hol vIjatlhbe' japanese neH.
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neilmac
Spain
Local time: 17:01
Spanish to English
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But I love that Klingon was included in the list!
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Michael Harris
Germany
Local time: 17:01
Member (2006)
German to English
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Natalie Soper
United Kingdom
Local time: 16:01
French to English
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My partner bought me a "Learn Dothraki" book (with CD) for Christmas!
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I was the weird teenager who liked to learn Esperanto instead of playing outside with friends. During school time whenever one of my best friends and I wanted to communicate about private things, we did so in Esperanto.
I can still read most of it, but in order to be able to speak it fluently again, I will definitely have to polish it up again (that's an understatement).
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Thayenga
Germany
Local time: 17:01
Member (2009)
English to German
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| A long time ago | Jun 20, 2016 |
Several years ago I took classes in Ido and Esperanto, but then stopped. Can't remember why?
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Mario Freitas
Brazil
Local time: 12:01
Member (2014)
English to Portuguese
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Are these languages actually spoken regularly, or only in "forced" environments? I thought they were used for specific purposes or had a specific intent. I really don't know much about them, but we actually don't hear a lot about them either. I wonder if there are communities where any of these is actually an official language, where the kids go to school and are taught subjects in these languages, where periodicals are published in these languages, etc.
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Yaotl Altan
Mexico
Local time: 09:01
Member (2006)
English to Spanish
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I think we must preserve the existing NATURAL AND REAL languages, particularly those dying.
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DZiW (X)
Ukraine
English to Russian
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| As a part of my oldie term paper | Jun 20, 2016 |
I leaned Esperanto; I can, but I don't usually speak it (though read a little).
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esperantisto
Local time: 18:01
Member (2006)
English to Russian
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Mario Freitas wrote:
Are these languages actually spoken regularly, or only in "forced" environments? I thought they were used for specific purposes or had a specific intent.
Yes, Esperanto has a specific intent: foster international communication.
but we actually don't hear a lot about them either.
I have never heard a real person speaking Portuguese, but based on solely my personal experience I would not say that Portuguese is not actually spoken
A good starting point to have answers to other questions is Multlingva Informcentro pri Esperanto.
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