By analysing the causes of Interlingua's unsuccess as a "universal" language, some interlinguists (association INTERLAND) have designed a new future for it : to be the natural 2nd language of the whole Latin family (French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Catalan...) So Interlingua of 1951 has been reformed according to 3 directions :
* phonetizing orthography, as simple as possible,
* replacing all antique words which have no present posterity,
* modernizing words for an easier recognition by all speakers of the modern Romance languages. More information in the site www.interland.eu
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| - By analysing the causes of Interlingua's unsuccess as a "universal" language, some interlinguists (association INTERLAND) have designed a new future for it : to be the natural 2nd language of the whole Latin family (French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Catalan...) So Interlingua of 1951 has been reformed according to 3 directions :
* phonetizing orthography, as simple as possible,
* replacing all antique words which have no present posterity,
* modernizing words for an easier recognition by all speakers of the modern Romance languages. More information in the site www.interland.eu
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| - By analysing the causes of Interlingua's unsuccess as a "universal" language, some interlinguists (association INTERLAND) have designed a new future for it : to be the natural 2nd language of the whole Latin family (French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Catalan...) So Interlingua of 1951 has been reformed according to 3 directions :
* phonetizing orthography, as simple as possible,
* replacing all antique words which have no present posterity,
* modernizing words for an easier recognition by all speakers of the modern Romance languages. The result, logically called Modern Latin, is really the 2nd ethnic language of them all, which they understand almost without study (only about 50 rebel words to learn in a basic 5000-vocabulary). More information in the site www.interland.eu
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