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- Q979529 subject Q8422030.
- Q979529 abstract "Esperanto speakers have their own culture, on top of being a "gateway" to the culture of the entire world (much moreso than English is). As examples, gufujoj exist, and Esperanto speakers will talk about what would normally be considered extremely touchy subjects without restraint (such as political talk or questions about racism), even if they wouldn't do this in their home country or another language they know.In general, Esperanto culture places a huge focus on reading, education (especially of news, facts and languages from around the world), tolerence and acceptance (especially of people completely different from yourself). Esperanto speakers are also more prone to being against globalization and culture-washing or throwing away one's native language, meaning that while they want to be able to talk to people they also want those people to "stay unique".Most Esperanto speakers are also against a major language being forced upon a country's population, such as how those in Sweden and Iceland are forced to learn English starting in elementary school and continuing on every year after that (it's usually even required in university). Instead they believe that an extremely easy language, whether Esperanto or another one, that can be learned to fluency within 1–2 years should be what's forced — that way it won't take dozens of years to learn and so the children and parents will be less prone to throwing away their own language in an effort to learn the "useful" one to fluency.".
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- Q979529 comment "Esperanto speakers have their own culture, on top of being a "gateway" to the culture of the entire world (much moreso than English is).".
- Q979529 label "Esperanto culture".