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Esperanto is an international language created by Dr L L Zamenhof, who published the first book about it in 1887. It is thought that about two million people worldwide can speak the language.

LGBT aspects

There is an international gay esperantist organisation called Ligo de Samseksamaj Geesperantistoj ('LSG) – League of Homosexual Esperantists (of both sexes). It was founded in 1977 by Peter Danning.

"Gay" in Esperanto is "geja"; "homosexual" is "Samseksema", and "LGBT" is "GLAT" ("gejoj, lesbaninoj, ambaŭseksemuloj kaj transgenruloj").

External links

http://www.lsg-esperanto.org/ LSG website [dead link].

https://www.facebook.com/LSG.eo/ LSG Facebook page.

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