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Car alistatos al INTERLNG, amicos, collegas, presta me vostre oculos,
(auriculas non es bon a dicer in email, e plus secur non in curreo). In
omnevia (anyway)...

Hic es un responsa de Mia que parla de Interlingua, illa vole saper de que
uso es Interlingua e que
cosas exotic on pote dicer e facer con illa, non con Mia, ma con
Interlingua, Mia es maritata.  Illa (Mia) vole saper si il ha alco
interessante que se pote incontrar in Interlingua.  Io pensa que le lista
esserea multe curiose pro illa, nonne? Que pensa vos?  Il poterea esser
possibile que alcunos la invia un message in Interlingua re que cosas nos
ha trovate interesante in Interlingua...?  Prestos...

Un avalanche de messages in Interlingua con cosas bon e exotic pro dicer
esserea multo furtive io pensa, como poemas o historias curte que face
parer le lingua un vehiculo multo attractive pro communicar se un al
alteres.

Sincermente,
Jay B.
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> de: Mia S Soderquist <[log in to unmask]>
> a: Multiple recipients of list AUXLANG <[log in to unmask]>
>  : Re: AUXLANG: Judging Esperanto
>  : Saturday, March 22, 1997 3:11 PM
>
> On Sat, 22 Mar 1997 08:49:47 -0500 Jay Bowks <[log in to unmask]>
> writes:
>
> >But since you speak about Spanish... Mia have you tried out
> >Interlingua? Your effort in learning Spanish should be well worth it in
> >understanding Interlingua with little difficulty...
> >
> >O, io volerea adder, le experientia del apprendente con altres
> >linguas.  Io es un maestro de ESL (Anglese pro Parlantes de Altres
> >Linguas)  e alsi,
> >maestro de linguas extranier e un cosa que es a devenir multo obvie a
> >mi es que le personas que sape un o duo o altre linguas habe un melior
> >e plus facile tempore  acceptante un altre lingua extranier  e usar la
> >plus rapidemente.  Isto pote ser debite al factor de que uno es timide o
>
> >humile o simplemente que alcunos habe un tempore plus dificile que
> >altres al apprender un altre  lingua que su lingua natural.
> >
> >--Io va avantiar tu message al lista de Interlingua-parlantes, illes
> >sera multo interessates in haber tu opinion tanto franc e sincer.
> >
> >Gratias pro tu sentimentos tanto personal e appropriate...
> >Sincer e amicalmente,
>
> Actually, in a post a long time ago (or at least it feels like it was a
> long time ago :) ), I commented that I like Interlingua because I can
> read it. (I studied Spanish, Italian, French, and Latin at college, so it
> would probably be more of a surprise if I COULDN'T read any of it.) My
> only exposure to Interlingua has been an occasional sample paragraph in
> books that mention auxlangs, and occasional posts here, but I have never
> had any trouble reading them.
>
> I hadn't considered Interlingua because I pretty much pick languages to
> learn on the basis of curiosity about the language itself. I guess
> Interlingua just wasn't exotic enough to get my attention.
>
> Hmmm... I could probably learn Interlingua with very little difficulty on
> the familiarity alone. But what would I do with it then? I don't mean
> that as an accusation. It is an honest question. I did have the
> opportunity to use my Esperanto (as weak as it was); what are the
> opportunities available with Interlingua?
>
>
> Mia The Curious
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