On Jan 16, 2008 4:41 PM, Andrew Juhasz <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> I would suggest that if Interlingua ever attained popular use as an
> auxiliary language (for whatever reason), that a further development could
> take place, establishing the language in a more neutral format, with its own
> validity, retaining much of its transbarrilingual character, but removing
> those aspects which cause grammatical rule irregularities and perhaps
> politically incorrect vocabulary into the mix, creating a language of
> further crystalline beauty (in its grammatical rules) and of broader appeal
> in political useage.
>
> I have outlined a number of possible lines of development in the following
> PDF:-
>
> http://storage01.momupload.com/get/4633cd37b52a959dca076768c443e6ce/Interlingua_Reformate_nam_Politica_Modern.pdf
>
> I'd love to hear any suggestions, criticisms or general opinions anyone
> might have on the subject of reforms within Interlingua as an auxiliary
> language.
>

Car amico Andrew,

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Antonielly

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