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If you are into artificial languages, also check out lfn (https://elefen.org https://elefen.org). Like Esperanto, it also features regular spelling and simple s
by xiaq 8y ago
If you are into artificial languages, also check out lfn (https://elefen.org https://elefen.org). Like Esperanto, it also features regular spelling and simple syntax, but one key difference is that its vocabulary is almost entirely Romance; it is a artificial Romance creolo. As a result, it is very easy for native speakers of Romance languages (French, Italian, Spanish, etc.) to understand, and it can also serve as a "gateway language" for learning other Romance languages.
- whatshisface 8y agoThe posted link (https://elefen.org https://elefen.org) isn't working for me. Here is another link: http://elefen.org/introdui/en.html http://elefen.org/introdui/en.html
- xiaq 8y agoHmm, http://elefen.org http://elefen.org should work.
- whatshisface 8y agoIt appears that https is not working, but http is. That's not very good because it exposes the details about your visit to observation.
- edflsafoiewq 8y agoWhen it says > e --- like e in “end” or ay in “may” does that mean the sounds are in free variation? Should (2) say "It is phonemically spelled"? Penultimate stress? edit: The answers appear to be in the affirmative. I found them in the grammar.