Re: Ygyde is easier to learn than any other language

Paul Bartlett wrote:

> Despite the fact that nobody -- NOBODY! to my knowledge
> -- besides himself has ever given much credence to his language...

Did you notice foam coming out of your mouth?

About a dozen auxlangers told me they liked Ygyde. Patrick Hassel-Zein
did most of the grammar work. A woman whose name I forgot posted Ygyde
article on Wikipedia. It was later deleted. Someone posted Ygyde
article on ial.wikia.com/. Several auxlangers posted Ygyde info on
their websites...

If you have any brains, stop screaming and compare all features of
Ygyde with the features of other auxlangs. You will quickly realize
that euroclones are ridiculous.
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HALLMARKS OF GOOD AUXLANGS

1. Are the words easy to pronounce? Are there any consonant clusters?

2. Is it easy to understand fast speech? Can you easily tell where one
word ends and the next word begins?

3. Is it easy to make compound words? How long are these compound
words?

4. If you do not know a word and do not know its morphemes, can you
tell if it is an adjective, a noun, or a verb? Can you tell if it is a
compound word?

5. Are there any mnemonic links between morphemes that make it easier
to memorize the morphemes? Are there any other ideas that minimize the
burden of memorizing the vocabulary?

6. Is it possible to make arbitrarily long and arbitrarily complex
sentences that have clear, unambiguous meaning?

7. Is the auxlang culturally neutral, or does it sound like a relic of
colonialism?

8. Is it terse?