Talk:Julio Baghy

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Criticism of mediocre mastery of Esperanto

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From Criticism of Esperanto: "Key figures within the Esperanto movement have lamented how few learners of the language progress to a high level of fluency. Notably, the author Julio Baghy critiqued mediocre Esperantists in his ironic poem Estas mi Esperantisto ("I am an Esperantist")."
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Criticism of mediocre mastery of Esperanto