Definition

1. Noun:
   • Esperanto: An artificial language created in the late 19th century by L. L. Zamenhof with the aim of becoming an easy-to-learn common second language for international communication.

Usage Examples

• Noun:
  • Ông ấy có thể nói lưu loát quốc tế ngữ. (He can speak Esperanto fluently.)
  • Quốc tế ngữ được thiết kế để rất dễ học. (Esperanto was designed to be very easy to learn.)
  • Một số hội nghị sử dụng quốc tế ngữ làm ngôn ngữ chính thức. (Some conferences use Esperanto as an official language.)

Advanced Usage

• The term "quốc tế ngữ" is a compound noun in Vietnamese, literally translating to "international language." It is almost exclusively used as the proper name for Esperanto, not for other international auxiliary languages.

Variants and Related Words

• Tiếng Esperanto: Another common way to refer to Esperanto in Vietnamese, using the loanword directly.
  • Tiếng Esperanto có ngữ pháp rất đều đặn. (Esperanto has very regular grammar.)

Synonyms

• Esperanto: The most direct and common synonym worldwide.
• International Auxiliary Language: A general term for a language meant for communication between people from different native languages.

Related Concepts

• Ngôn ngữ nhân tạo: (Artificial language) – A language consciously devised by an individual or group, as opposed to having evolved naturally.
• Ngôn ngữ phụ trợ: (Auxiliary language) – A language used for communication between groups having no native language in common.

1. Esperanto