Was Esperanto the only international auxiliary language of its time?
No, there was also Volapük
Yes, it was the only one
No, there were others like Latin or Greek
Yes, others came after Esperanto
Answer
Esperanto was not the only international auxiliary language of its time. There was also Volapük, which was created in the 1870s by Johann Martin Schleyer. Volapük was an artificial language that was designed to be easy to learn and use. It had a simple grammar and a vocabulary that was based on words from many different languages. However, Volapük never gained widespread popularity and it was eventually replaced by Esperanto.
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