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remush
Tetraglot
Groupie
Belgium
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Speaks: French*, Esperanto, English, Dutch
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| Message 41 of 44 21 July 2010 at 10:10pm | IP Logged |
zooplah wrote:
| I believe that estimate is a bit off for Esperanto as well. |
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see etimologio and the main page
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| zooplah
Diglot
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United States
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| Message 42 of 44 26 July 2010 at 4:53am | IP Logged |
vilas wrote:
You already speak Spanish , a romance language. If you learn Interlingua that is easy, with you can communicate with some hundred millions of people that speak Italian,spanish , portuguese,french , catalan, roumanian etc even if they don't know the existence of interlingua.
www.interlingua.com |
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That's an exaggeration at best. Interlingua really is a sorta-halfway-can-get-the-gist-of-the-text language, but it's hardly a way for a fluent two-way conversation with someone who doesn't know it.
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| citizenvito
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| Message 43 of 44 28 January 2011 at 11:26pm | IP Logged |
vilas wrote:
Going back to the initial question of Jfc
Which would be the simplest to learn? Which would be the best to choose overall?
Jfc with who you want communicate with the conlang you will choose?
I think Toki Pona is the easiest simplest . Only 123 words and 14 sounds.
but you will communicate only with toki pona speakers (not many probably)
en.tokipona.org
The world's more famous conlang is Esperanto and allows you to talk with other esperanto-speakers (etimated 3 millions) mainly in national and international meetings and local associations. www.esperanto.org
You already speak Spanish , a romance language. If you learn Interlingua that is easy, with you can communicate with some hundred millions of people that speak Italian,spanish , portuguese,french , catalan, roumanian etc even if they don't know the existence of interlingua.
www.interlingua.com
If you need to communicate with about 400 millions of people (speakers of Belorussian, Bosnan, Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Latvian, Lithuanian, Macedonian, Polish, Russian, Ruthenian, Slovak, Slovenian, Serbian,Ukrainian etc )you can learn a simple language that they can understand even if they don't know the existence of it. You can learn Slovio the pan slavic language .
www.slovio.com
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Lithuanian is not a Slavic language. It is a Baltic language.
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| alang
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| Message 44 of 44 29 January 2011 at 5:55am | IP Logged |
Latvian is also Baltic.
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