“Making Esperanto a common, international language is idealistic but impossible.”

“Making Esperanto a common, international language is idealistic but

impossible.” Write an article for your school magazine with arguments

for or against this statement.

All human beings' big experiments began with idealistic thoughts. If

nobody has thought out of the box, nowadays we wouldn’t had a lot

of gadgets or pleasures, like electricity, knowledges about a lot of matters, etc.

As I see it, nothing which is in our hands is impossible.

Obviously it is difficult, because it requires a lot of system and society

changes, in social and education spheres, for example. But it isn’t

impossible. First of all, it needs cooperation and a lot of work, and

like this Esperanto is allowed to be a new era of international language,

and a new chance to meet people, without the difficulties of understanding

themselves. 

Therefore, it can be very beneficial to the world residents union, and to

expand the different cultures more than with the globalisation, in a most

human and nearby way.

Fortunately, the brains of someone don’t understand about impossible things. 

In short, I strongly believe that Esperanto can be a common international

language if we all put of our help to do it. And then, schoolmates, we’ll be

able to say: welcome to a new era!