"Jen internacia aro de homoj."
Translation:Here is an international group of people.
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I'm on my cellphone. When I turn the phone sideways, and the screen turns, the word humanity appears. I don't know if this happens with other questions...
This is one of the very few occasions where the speaker stresses the wrong syllable: He says "interNACia" instead of "internacIa". Especially if the penultimate syllable is just an "i" followed by a single vokal, it appears to be tempting to stress the third to last syllable, but we are supposed to learn Esperanto here, not Ido.
I feel that ‘personoj’ would be more appropriate, since ‘human’ is a more literal and specific term, sort a ex.: person/people, human/humans\mankind\humankind distinction. But I’m just ~mid level-advanced beginner and those were just my thoughts
...and on your right, you'll see their accomplishments and achievements in their combined years in office.
Cxu oni povas diri "internaciaro"?
Does "internaciaro" have a specific meaning like "estraro"?