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Hello!
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Would you mind
listening to my story?
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My dad travelled a lot.
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Yes indeed, a lot!
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And he travelled
with an international language.
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And you know what?
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My dad had a little secret:
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Pasporta Servo !
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Once, he went to our city, Odessa.
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Here is my dad.
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Here is my mom.
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“Pasporta Servo!”
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There was a problem:
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my dad’s mother tongue
is German,
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my mom’s is Russian.
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[Russian]
What do you want for diner?
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[German]
What?
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[Russian]
I said: what will you eat?
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[German]
I don’t understand.
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But thank God,
they both know Esperanto!
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How you’re doing?
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Well, so so…
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I’m pregrant.
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Here’s how Esperanto
became my mother tongue.
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As my dad,
I travel a lot.
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And doors open for me
in the whole world.
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Let’s go to Esperantujo,
ladies and gentlemen!
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CREATOR
OF ESPERANTO
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According to magazine “Ethnologue”
there are 200 to 2000 denaskuloj,
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people whose mother tongue
is Esperanto.
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Some of them were born
in international families,
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who met thanks to Pasporta Servo,
the host service in Esperantujo.
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