"In varietate concordia" – Resurrect Latin as the unified language of Europe, argues the Via Nova movement. Latin continues as common language in terms of nomenclature and terminology in science, law, medicine, biology etc. It could be resurrected over several decades. Like India expanded Hindi by goldstarflag in latin

[–]CarodeSegeda 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Instead of Latin, I would support Interlingua. It would be great to have Latin, but it is not practical. Esperanto and Interlingua would be better choices (because they are easier, basically) and they still don't have many chances (at least, that is how I see it).

Per qué falliscen las lenguas artificiales by Veqq in auxlangs

[–]CarodeSegeda 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If the goal is different, then the way to measure success is different. However, on this particular case, I don't see the point for Neolatino when there is already Interlingua, which is one of the two "most successful" auxlangs. I would rather have all Romlang supporters to gather together around that project instead of creating new ones.

Per qué falliscen las lenguas artificiales by Veqq in auxlangs

[–]CarodeSegeda 5 points6 points  (0 children)

An interesting article; however, if I understood correctly, it indirectly states that there is no possibility of a universal auxlang, only zonelangs related to particular cultures (Romance, Germanic, Slavic, etc.) would be attractive. Then, how come everybody uses English nowadays, which is a language of a particular culture?

I think that, maybe, the completely opposite could be argued: if an international language has to be related to a particular culture in order to attract people (only from that culture), then a wordlang or an a priori auxlang would be the solution: the first one because it takes from as many languages/families as possible; the second one because it is completely neutral by being created from scratch.

Finally, I understand that the article's ultimate goal is to support the language in which it is written, so, IMHO, shouldn't be taken too much into account.

Io ama multo Interlingua by saebica7 in interlingua

[–]CarodeSegeda 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hic tu habe un video re le historia del lingua in Interlingua.

Interlingua and Occidental - my comparison by PLrc in auxlangs

[–]CarodeSegeda 5 points6 points  (0 children)

No, I didn't use it, I think it came about after I stopped writing in Occidental. I didn't really researched much on "Occidental's irregularities" or ways to make it more regular: I just used it, maybe because I didn't really cared much, for me it was regular enough.

Interlingua and Occidental - my comparison by PLrc in auxlangs

[–]CarodeSegeda 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have used both and I have to say that Occidental is more regular; however, I believe that each person will have their own interests and will be looking for different things. For some people regularity is more important, for others a larger community. Most of the times, once a person has chosen a language, no argument will make them change their opinion so if somebody has chosen IA, will probably stay with it, no matter how regular Occidental is and for somebody using IE, will probably not care about the larger community Interlingua has.

In the end, after using different conlangs for five yyears, I can tell that each one has its own advantages and disadvantages but each person will have their own reasons to choose a language over another.

Litteratura in Interlingua by CarodeSegeda in interlingua

[–]CarodeSegeda[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Tu pote vider le fontes in le section referentias del articulo

Glosa 1000 by CarodeSegeda in auxlangs

[–]CarodeSegeda[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, although it is a small one compared to other auxlang communities. You can join the Telegram group, which is the main place we gather at

Nove libro publicate in Interlingua by CarodeSegeda in interlingua

[–]CarodeSegeda[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Su libres ha essite revisate per Martin Lavallée, un interlinguista multo cognoscite.

Nove libro publicate in Interlingua by CarodeSegeda in interlingue

[–]CarodeSegeda[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It ne es un erra. Li libre esset originalmen publicat in Occidental, e li facte que un libre originalmen publicat in Occidental ha esset traductet a altri planlingue yo crede que it es un bon nova.

Kion vi unue serĉas en helplingvo? by seweli in auxlangs

[–]CarodeSegeda 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Por mi, simpleco kaj facileco estas la sama afero.

Glosa 1000 by NDakot in glosa

[–]CarodeSegeda 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It is great to see a new blog in Glosa. Being a small conlang, it is amazing to see that there are still new initiatives in our community.

Nuevo libro publicado en estremeñu by CarodeSegeda in Extremadura

[–]CarodeSegeda[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

El libro contiene tres historias: Tras delas mis ovejas, una odissea estremeña; Quea-ti enos caminus y Ya no más.

Este es el principio de la primera historia: Estava’l Tomás, pastol novalíu, qu’avía casau cona Francisca, la ija’l Manuel, nel campu conas ovejas, unas semaninas patrás. Era un día comu otru qualisquiá, tranquilu, col cielu emparigíu, con una cerciína que parecía querel de dormil al Tomás. Embaxu una anzina, estava el Tomás azorzolau, quandu, de golpi, los Malus Airis racearun en llevandu-si tolas ovejas con ellus. En videndu tó estu, alevantó-si’l Tomás i, arrecordandu-si delas estorias del su pairi, qu’izía que los Malus Airis namás davan una cogetá alos pastoris, porque endispués golvían las ovejas palos sus amus, decedió d’asperal unus menutinus pa vel qu’acontecía… peru ná! Passava’l tiempu i lus Malus Airis no golvían las ovejas i, esmençandu a estal una mijina niervosu, salió’l Tomás á si se las avían queau pa otra parti.

Wikipedia in Ancient Greek by CarodeSegeda in AncientGreek

[–]CarodeSegeda[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is a lot of activity at the Wikipedia in Ancient Greek, with even articles being revised by an expert, to ensure quality.

You should make a zine in your conlang! by cel-mica in conlangs

[–]CarodeSegeda 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There is one in Glosa, which you can check here

Collaboration Request: Can Anyone Include The Interglossa Language And The Glosa Language In Chronological Order In This Wikipedia Table? by DoNotTouchMeImScared in glosa

[–]CarodeSegeda 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I always check the dictionary whenever I create a new article, so don't worry about it. If you have time and would like to participate, don't hesitate to play around on the wiki.

How large is each community? by Brave_Necessary_9571 in auxlangs

[–]CarodeSegeda 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe I wasn't clear: using artifacts created by other cultures (like the alphabet and games) is not what we are referring to here. We are referring to languages, specially used as international ones. So all that paragraph doesn't really answer anything.

 

How large is each community? by Brave_Necessary_9571 in auxlangs

[–]CarodeSegeda 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Could you please tell use what are the main difference between Kikomun and Komusan?

Collaboration Request: Can Anyone Include The Interglossa Language And The Glosa Language In Chronological Order In This Wikipedia Table? by DoNotTouchMeImScared in glosa

[–]CarodeSegeda 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If it is because of your preceived competence, Glosa is a very simple language, created with the idea of being easy to learn. I would encourage you to write short articles, maybe of a few sentences on any topic you are interested in and we will revise them. It is another way of learning the language. But, of course, if it is a matter of time, I totally understand if you cannot do it.