Uzytkownik "Cellus Purfluxius" <Jacek@nospam.com> napisal w wiadomosci
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> Piorokrat wrote:
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> >Uzytkownik "Andrew Nowicki" <andrew@nospam.com> napisal w wiadomosci
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> >
> >>Andrew Nowicki wrote:
> >> AN> The most important feature of an international
> >> AN> auxiliary language is simplicity.
> >>
> >>Rick Harrison wrote:
> >> RH> Well, I disagree... I think the most important
> >> RH> feature would be some reason, some incentive that
> >> RH> would persuade someone other than language
> >> RH> nuts and utopian idealists to learn it.
> >>
> >>Euroclones are boring, hard to learn for those who
> >>do not speak European languages, and they have plenty
> >>of warts.
> >>
> >>The perfect IAL must have a unique feature that makes
> >>it fun to work with it. Ygyde has such a feature - it
> >>is fun to coin new compound words in Ygyde.
> >>
> >> RH> A 2-letter prefix is no more complex than a 1-letter prefix
> >>
> >>If this is true, than a 3-letter prefix is no more
> >>complex that the 2-letter prefix, which is no more
> >>complex than the 1-letter prefix...
> >>
> >>By the way, Ygyde has one-letter prefixes and no affixes.
> >>
> >>============================================================
> >>
> >>Jacques Guy wrote:
> >> JG> Exactly right. There is even worse: "can" and "can't"
> >> JG> in some varieties of American English.
> >>
> >> JG> This is a reason why I think that Indonesian is difficult:
> >> JG> many words differ by only one letter. Binatang "insect",
> >> JG> bintang "star", merah "red", marah "angry", and so on.
> >>
> >>Good IAL is free of homonyms and all its words sound
> >>differently. Some 3 letter long Ygyde words differ by
> >>one letter only. Longer words differ by more than one letter
> >>except related adjective-noun-verb words. For example:
> >>
> >>analytical = emydu = "adjective separation knowledge"
> >>analysis = omydu = "noun separation knowledge"
> >>to analyze = imydu = "verb separation knowledge"
> >>
> >>It is possible to make Ygyde-like language which does not
> >>have words differing by one letter only. Words of this
> >>language would be on average longer than Ygyde words.
> >>English gets away with homonyms, so I guess that the one
> >>letter only difference is not a big deal.
> >>
> >>============================================================
> >>
> >>http://www.medianet.pl/~andrew/ygyde/ygyde.htm
> >>
> >>
> >
> >Ipo ibu ydezu ine ufoli? Yta-odysesi?
> >
> Numai neuki mozhe-mozhe predlozhe neitrali miri jezik!
>
> Bhafa
>
> Cellus P.
>
>
Mozhe biti on jezyk velmi neitralni.
Lhiut'n,
Uncle Davey
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