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** [[jbocre: Klingon|Klingon]] | ** [[jbocre: Klingon|Klingon]] | ||
** [http://www.uib.no/People/hnohf/ Tolkien languages], which have given us [[jbocre: | ** [http://www.uib.no/People/hnohf/ Tolkien languages], which have given us [[jbocre: Tengwar|tengwar]] | ||
** [[jbocre: Láadan|Láadan]] | ** [[jbocre: Láadan|Láadan]] | ||
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***Really for artistic ''purposes''? Its purpose seems to have been IAL, the "esthetic" side -- the musical version -- was partly practical (tone carries farther than words and is easier to pick out in a noisy environment) and partly either a bad joke or a misunderstanding of the claim that music is the universal language (which is clearly false even when rightly understood). pc | ***Really for artistic ''purposes''? Its purpose seems to have been IAL, the "esthetic" side -- the musical version -- was partly practical (tone carries farther than words and is easier to pick out in a noisy environment) and partly either a bad joke or a misunderstanding of the claim that music is the universal language (which is clearly false even when rightly understood). pc | ||
* [[jbocre: loglang|loglang]]s, more recently called ''[[jbocre: engelang | * [[jbocre: loglang|loglang]]s, more recently called ''[[jbocre: engelang|engelangs]]'' (engineered languages), those devised according to some sort of objective principles; [[jbocre: Lojban Description|Lojban]] is one of these. | ||
* [[jbocre: auxlang|auxlang]]s - international auxiliary languages | * [[jbocre: auxlang|auxlang]]s - international auxiliary languages | ||
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*** [http://members.aol.com/dkcsac/myhomepage/romanova.htm Romanova] | *** [http://members.aol.com/dkcsac/myhomepage/romanova.htm Romanova] | ||
*** [[jbocre: New conlang | *** [[jbocre: New conlang|Mondlango]] | ||
** [[jbocre: Ygyde|Ygyde]] | ** [[jbocre: Ygyde|Ygyde]] | ||
Revision as of 13:24, 9 January 2014
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Short form for constructed language, human languages which are not natural languages. Sometimes divided into three groups:
- Tolkien languages, which have given us tengwar
- Láadan
- Really for artistic purposes? Its purpose seems to have been IAL, the "esthetic" side -- the musical version -- was partly practical (tone carries farther than words and is easier to pick out in a noisy environment) and partly either a bad joke or a misunderstanding of the claim that music is the universal language (which is clearly false even when rightly understood). pc
- loglangs, more recently called engelangs (engineered languages), those devised according to some sort of objective principles; Lojban is one of these.
- auxlangs - international auxiliary languages
- a posteriori
- a priori
- Sona (except for some borrowed radicals)
- a priori
- ru'a lo me la'o ly. a priori .ly bangu ka'e se pilno fi lo nu satci cusku lo smuni be lo gismu
These categories are of course overlapping.