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According to phonology, all I-languages must be both systematic and practical, meaning they must be easy to write and read but also easy to speak. I actually as
by poletopole 6y ago
According to phonology, all I-languages must be both systematic and practical, meaning they must be easy to write and read but also easy to speak. I actually ask the questions you have every day of my life.
There’s no reason why we couldn’t all be speaking/writing/reading our own augmented natural languages that our devices just translate and render to any other language. I’ve been working on this problem space for about a year and down the road I plan on writing base dialect called “Namilang”.