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Re: Two Auxlangs Available In My Webspace

by Rick Harrison <not@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Feb 10, 2008 at 04:03 PM

In article <Xns99E7B850B7C3Cvictor@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, nettoyeur
<victor-the-cleaner@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> I often wonder about Latin based planned languages. They're interesting,

> in that they're intelligible somewhat to most people. On the other hand,

> if one is going to go to the trouble, he ought to simply advocate 
> learning Classical Latin as it is.
> 
> It's not a difficult language to learn, aside from conjugations and 
> declensions. 

There's the rub: conjugations and declensions. Esperanto is at the
extreme upper limit of morphological complexity that most auxlang fans
will tolerate. Classical Latin is way over the limit.
 




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Two Auxlangs Available In My Webspace
Paul Bartlett <bartlet  2007-11-08 22:20:56 
Re: Two Auxlangs Available In My Webspace
Paul Bartlett <bartlet  2007-11-08 22:23:40 
Re: Two Auxlangs Available In My Webspace
"Victor (nettoyeur)&  2007-11-14 02:06:45 
Re: Two Auxlangs Available In My Webspace
Rick Harrison <not@[EM  2008-02-10 16:03:40 

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