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UvA-DARE (Digital Academic Repository) Esperanto: a language made transparent

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Esperanto is a so-called artificial or planned language, designed for use as a universal L2 in international communication, and the fact that no opacity is found among any of the phonological features testifies his endeavor to create an easily speakable and understandable language for people with many different mother tongues.

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