Constructed Languages
This cluster centers on discussions of artificial or constructed languages (conlangs) like Esperanto, Lojban, Ithkuil, Interlingua, and Toki Pona, with users sharing resources, personal experiences, comparisons, and links to related materials.
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Works for Interlingua too. A conlang with no native speakers (AFAIK). A great use of its capabilities.
Tell me more about these unexplodable languages.
Are you thinking of Ithkuil?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ithkuil
You should look into Esperanto. [1]1: https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/esther-schor/brid...
I'm one of a few "fluent" speakers of Lojban. I still think that among similar attempts (including controlled English) Lojban is the best option so far.I even wrote a new course for laymen https://lojban.pw/books/learn-lojban/Needless to say, few people invest in learning new languages at all.If you are interested you may join the discord chat<a href="ht
You might be interested in https://hyperpolyglot.org/
Ithkuil to the rescue? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ithkuil
Esperanto is so similar to any other romance language it's almost trivial to pick up. I can decode a page of it fairly easily. Klingon had a huge body of enthusiasts.Lojban has no entry level material that is actually engaging. We need a large number of articles about interesting things, but written at the language level of a four year old. With nothing interesting to read, and no other reason to learn other than "it's interesting" it's having a hard time growing.It needs entry level inter
ha yes, that's correct. If you have thoughts on specific constructed languages where having translation would really help people, let us know!
http://hyperpolyglot.org/ ?