Artificial Languages ​​on the Echo

    As if in continuation of the recent heated discussion about artificial languages ​​in Habrahabr, the same topic was raised yesterday at the Echo.

    The host of Echo of Moscow, Marina Koroleva ( her blog ), in her Sunday program, noted Esperanto as an interesting experience in creating an international language, appreciated the current situation of the language quite soberly (yes, it didn’t become a universal language for international communication) and even outlined the reasons: [international] “ did not - because of grammatical difficulties , and because of difficulties in pronouncing ...

    Answering a question from one of the ladies present (“What was the principle there?”), Koroleva said that “the basis was Latin”. Languagethe basis was Latin writing .

    Many funny ideas were voiced for an international artificial language - like sign language, etc.

    Many more letters of my impressions (with a person who is familiar with the topic more than by hearsay) and authentic excerpts from the transmission in sound: amikeco.ru/2008/ 01 / iskusstvennye-yazyki-na-exe-moskvy.html

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