The International Esperanto is an artificial language invented in 1887 by Polish physician Ludwik Zamenhof Lazarus, nicknamed Doktor Esperanto. It is a simple but expressive language, designed to facilitate communication between peoples. It is therefore a universal language that embraces the roots of different national languages is at the top of the national languages and therefore belongs to all humanity. This language is intended to promote direct relations between people of different nationalities and through direct communication, fair and neutral, to promote peace among peoples, because we know that war does not make the people but the rulers and history teaches us that usually begins with the colonization require the use of the language of the colonizers.

Having a common language so that there is a clear misuse of an advantage due to the use of a national language. One example: today who is speaking English is enormously benefited both in interpersonal relationships, both among study and work.

The rules of its grammar, reduced to essentials, were selected from different languages according to the criterion of simplicity that makes rapid learning without taking anything away, though, the expressiveness of a national language / ethnicity. The words are largely taken from Latin, Italian, French, German, English, Russian and Polish, but recently were also introduced non-European languages such as Japanese. The Esperanto is a language known and spoken in 120 countries around the world and if you want to know more you can go to Wikipedia and find the Esperanto of the selected languages. With a better understanding of the reasons that gave birth to this language, we discussed our international signs that are strongly based on ASL (American Sign Language) as well as between the deaf communication language is English the most widespread, that a national language and non-international ‘pure’ as Esperanto.
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