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Just gonna take a wild guess on this one and say that's a big no..Esperanto is spoken by 1-2,000 people from birth, with only 2,000,000 speaking worldwide.  The amount of time and money that would go into producing an Esperanto version would cost more than would be gained, when probably 99.9% of Esperanto speakers have a more common language they are fluent in.

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1 hour ago, Mirdrim said:

Just gonna take a wild guess on this one and say that's a big no..Esperanto is spoken by 1-2,000 people from birth, with only 2,000,000 speaking worldwide.  The amount of time and money that would go into producing an Esperanto version would cost more than would be gained, when probably 99.9% of Esperanto speakers have a more common language they are fluent in.

I was betting on the chance that there would be fan translations.  That's also a fair few speakers :P

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I thought you meant an official translation..definite possibility that a fan might translate.

Definitely a decent amount of speakers but compared to any other language it's just not plausible monetarily to pay for translation and production on the off chance that people are going to buy in Esperanto.


But yeah, possible that a fan might.

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