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	International auxiliary language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		An international auxiliary language (sometimes abbreviated as IAL or auxlang) is a language used (or to be used in the future) for communication between people from different nations who do not share a common native language.
		Today, English is the language most commonly used for this purpose (see lingua franca).
		IAL Wiki - a wiki for the Auxlang Community.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/International_auxiliary_language (1313 words)

	The Horns of a Dilemma: Auxlang vs Onelang
		AUXLANG That's taking too much on trust, and in any case a dialect is always the inferior substitute of a separate language.
		AUXLANG Your worldview is predicated on the notion of competition and the battle for dominance.
		AUXLANG It could be ambition, or the well-known psychological phenomenon that causes people to love their oppressor.
	www.langx.org /auxlangvsonelang.html (2840 words)

	Ekspreso - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is an easy-to-learn language meant to serve as an international auxiliary language quite useful for people who want to meet foreigners and learn about other countries and cultures.
		It was invented as a derivative of Interlingua by Jay Bowks, a school teacher from New Hampshire, in 1996, as a result of discussion on the Auxlang email list.
		Ekspreso aims to be easier and faster to learn as a second language than Esperanto, particularly for speakers of European languages.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ekspreso (280 words)

	Auxlang Testing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Auxlangers believe that true auxlangs are constructed languages (conlangs) that are easy to learn, pronounce and understand, and are culturally neutral.
		Grammar is a small part of a good auxlang, so it does not matter if the testers are familiar with the auxlang's grammar.
		For example, if the test is written in HTML, all the auxlang words should be bold, all the auxlang roots should be separated with dashes, and all the rest of the test should not be bold.
	www.medianet.pl /~andrew/ygyde/auxlang_testing.htm (678 words)

	Salveto - A conlang / auxlang for a new millenium (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Salveto - A conlang / auxlang for a new millenium
		Salveto (pronounced "sahl-VET-oh") is a constructed language (conlang) designed to be used as an international auxilliary language (auxlang or IAL) with a vocabulary based on Latin and modern Romance languages.
		Like Esperanto and many other auxlangs, it is designed to bring people together from all over the world by providing a common language that's easy to learn.
	www.salveto.net (194 words)

	Artificial Languages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		An auxiliary language (an “auxlang”) would have no irregular verbs or adjectives; the equivalents of “good,” “better,” and “best” would come out as “good,” “gooder,” and “goodest.” Prefixes and suffixes can carry a greater burden than most of us have ever imagined.
		But auxlangs are culturally neutral only in the sense that they force everyone to do the hard work of learning a new language.
		In a more important sense, however, cultural neutrality is a fiction because all auxlangs inevitably reflect the culture of their inventors.
	www.bewilderingstories.com /issue104/conlangs.html (1104 words)

	karig.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		An auxlang is supposed to be easier to learn and use than a natural language such as English or French.
		Auxlang is SVO — in the typical Auxlang sentence, the subject precedes the verb, and the object follows it.
		Auxlang should be rich in "metonyms" — general "cover terms" like "house", "clothes", "vehicle", etc., usable as stand-ins for more specialised terms ("palace", "sou'wester", etc.) and as components in compound words.
	www.karig.net /2006-03-04-auxlang (2810 words)

	farewell to auxiliary languages
		Of course, certain auxlangs "had to be" excluded from the ballot; and if you were just starting to design an auxlang, you might as well put your crayons away, because this group will have already made its decision before your vocabulary is assembled.
		The auxlang milieu is competitive; publishing a new project is a subtle way of telling all those who published previously that they got it wrong, and now the auxlang designer du jour is going to show how it really should be done.
		The authors of new global auxlang projects sometimes brag that their languages are not the property of any single culture, but unfortunately this disconnectedness makes it difficult for such projects to appear interesting.
	www.rickharrison.com /language/farewell.html (2160 words)

	Re: Definitions of auxlang and IAL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Of > course, the claim that auxlang X is easier to learn than > auxlang Y cannot be based on hearsay, but it must be based > either on generally accepted principles, or, in the absence > of such principles, on testing.
		The a priori (not based on other > languages) auxlangs are the most neutral.
		Most of those who > call themselves auxlangers are linguistic fundamentalists > rather than linguistic inventors; they never change their > mind about anything and they defend their favorite auxlang > with the ferocity of religious fundamentalists.
	www.talkaboutscience.com /group/sci.lang/messages/321296.html (492 words)

	Blahedo's Auxlang Links
		(aka "Interlingue") was a very naturalistic auxlang developed by Edgar de Wahl in the mid-1920s.
		It was contemporary with Novial, and showed many similar features (and indeed later Novial displayed many reforms to bring it closer to Occidental).
		was a collaboratively designed inter-Germanic auxlang; it seems to be dormant since mid-1996.
	www.blahedo.org /auxlang.html (510 words)

	User:WeepingElf - FrathWiki
		Many auxlang proposals I have seen are linguistically naïve, and the intellectual and linguistic brilliance I have found in many of the artlangs done by CONLANG list members is barely even approached.
		(Of course, auxlang proposals are usually addressed at non-linguists, and many of the 'interesting' linguistic features found in some artlangs would conflict with the auxlang ideal of easy use and learning.
		English is part of the educational canon in most Western and many non-Western countries; it is the language of most of the Internet, and the language most people today take recourse to whenever they assume that the person they are talking to is not of the same native language, etc. p.
	wiki.frath.net /User:WeepingElf (775 words)

	AuxlangAdvocacy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		As most AuxLangs are ConLangs, several Auxlang topics are recurrent.
		For the good health of the ConlangMailingList, topics that were specific to AuxLangs are banned and a second mailing list, the AuxlangMailingList, was created for them.
		Auxlangs can still be discussed on ConlangMailingList, as longer as they are limited to how they work from a linguistic and conlinguistic point of view.
	talideon.com /concultures/wiki/?doc=AuxlangAdvocacy (123 words)

	Main Page - International Auxiliary Languages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The Auxlang community has also been served by discussion forums, such as the one at Brown.edu and archived at YahooGroups.
		Text from these sources is reproduced here under the system of "fair use" by which intellectual activity involves discussion of the ideas of others.
		Auxlang refers to international auxiliary languages (IAL or auxlang) used for communication between people who do not share a common native language.
	ial.wikia.com (483 words)

	Auxlangs - WordReference Forums
		Well, i'd like to know which are the feelings of the forum people about auxlangs (international auxiliary languages, such as esperanto, ido, interlingua, volapuk, etc).
		As i said i don't think that this auxlang should be imposed, it should be a choice.
		An auxlang is not meant to be an ubiquitous and almighty language.
	forum.wordreference.com /showthread.php?t=9089 (1907 words)

	Fallen Tower
		aUI: an interesting proposal for an auxlang, called "the Language of Space," aUI consists of 31 elements of meaning thought to be the most basic and universal categories of all languages.
		Glosa: An isolating auxlang developed by Lancelot Hogben (as Interglossa, GB, 1943), Ronald Clark and Wendy Ashby (GB, 1972-1992).
		Pitakosilano: proposal for a possible auxlang whose overwhelming goal is ease of pronunciation, regardless of the learner's native language
	www.geocities.com /Tokyo/Pagoda/5961/lingvoj.HTM (3995 words)

	X-languages - FrathWiki
		None of the X-languages has a conculture attached, and none is intended to be naturalistic.
		What I am not going to do is to propose any of the X-languages as an auxlang or anything like that.
		They are experimental and way too bizarre to be actually used (for example, I doubt that any human can parse an X-2 sentence which makes ample use of the language's stack-manipulation tricks in real time); and I am doing this (as all of my conlangs) just for fun.
	wiki.frath.net /X-languages (257 words)

	Criticisms of LangX
		Many changes occur with age that could affect language learning and create the wide range of individual differences that are the hallmark of learning a second language—loss of ability to segment sounds, loss of neurological plasticity, increased capacity to recall and store input, changes in motivation to learn and self-consciousness." (AA 2/9/05)
		You seem to be advocating the abolition of all natural languages once we have a good enough auxlang being used widely enough.
		That would be a terrible loss of cultures and all the knowledge built into them.
	www.appledene.karoo.net /criticismsoflang.html (1242 words)

	Two Fundamental Types of Common Language
		The ONELANG has always contained a supranational ("above nations") element, whereas the AUXLANG has been more international ("between nations"), which is why the phrase "international auxilary language" (IAL) has usually referred to an AUXLANG.
		The choice will necessarily be between a language of the ONELANG or AUXLANG variety.
		A conscious choice would tend to favour the AUXLANG alternative - which has numerous potential theoretical advantages in terms of regular grammar, rationalised orthography, "cultural neutrality" and the like.
	langx.org /twofundamentalty.html (461 words)

	The Lounge: Should seperatists be allowed second chances??
		Tourists likewise could then have the option of studying our auxlang for a year before comming to Canada and thus enjoy conversations with real Canadians while on the trip rather than just rushing through with their cameras and tourguide serving as interpreter every step of the way.
		Naturally the topics discussed would become a synthesis of what is currently being discussed on Englsih and French forums in isolation one from the other as if from two opposite sides of our world, or dare I say two worlds.
		Believe me, an auxlang would bring fiscal conservatives the world over to the biggest orgasmic experience ever.
	www.canadiancontent.net /forums/post-199298.html (2179 words)

	Various comments on Baha'i auxlang policy (long) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		(Other successful conlangs aimed at something other than being an auxlang include various signing systems for the deaf, or Modern Hebrew.) It has had millions of users in the past, and presently boasts a fluent population of (I guess) a few hundred thousand, with maybe twice that many with lesser exposure.
		As I understand it the Baha'is are leaving it to the future world government to pick a committee to decide auxlang policy.
		But Baha'is could still be very useful to the auxlang discussion, while reaping intangible benefits for their own transnational solidarity, as I mentioned, without prejudicing future auxlang policy.
	bahai-library.com /wwwboard/messages02/57.html (1163 words)

	Artificial Languages
		Degaspregos: a fairly detailed description of a conlang with a number of fairly complicated features such as mood, aspect and evidentiality (information on how something is known).
		Glossa: An isolating auxlang developed by Lancelot Hogben (as Interglossa, GB, 1943), Ronald Clark and Wendy Ashby (GB, 1972-1992).
		Triparian: the language of a micronation, words are from Romance and Germanic languages, though Celtic tongues may end up contributing vocabulary, web site features a thousand-word dictionary, a grammar, sample texts and the start of a primer.
	www.redshift.com /~bul2mun/lingvoj/lingvoj.htm (2224 words)

	Lists
		Since this topic inspires great devotion and frequently also inspires high volumes of debate about the merits and drawbacks of particular languages like Esperanto, the discussion especially of the political, and strategic questions of IALs has been moved to AUXLANG.
		Auxiliary languages are not banned from the more general discussion on CONLANG, but the discussion's significance should extend beyond the IAL community.
		Purpose: This list is for those who wish to know about the language problem and its solution in Ido.
	www.graywizard.net /Conlinguistics/lists.htm (1282 words)

	Constructed Language stuff (Jim Henry)
		On Zamenhof's advice to ignore auxlang projects rather than give them free publicity by criticizing them
		Thinking in an auxlang vs. mentally translating into it; creolization vs. deliberate auxlang design; necessity of grammar for true language #2 #3 #4 #5
		Types of neutrality, and central concerns for an IAL; chances for a non-Euroclone IAL to grow a speaker community #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 #11 #12 #13
	www.bellsouthpwp.com /j/i/jimhenry1973/conlang.htm (796 words)

	catty.com language stuff (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		We quit the pointless AUXLANG email list a long time ago.
		Corre made a Lingua Franca wordlist in 20+ parts; we merely combined them.
		Other stuff is currently unmaintained or private, but you could always write to give updated links, or tell about your new language for world peace, or ask whatever happened to...
	www.pacificnet.net /~catty/lang (129 words)

	LangX: Towards a Universal Language
		If a ONELANG such as English is confirmed, the various AUXLANGS will continue, both for their present benefit, and as testbeds for potential linguistic development within the ONELANG.
		And if an AUXLANG is chosen the ONELANGS will certainly be preserved, as they have been, by those conscious of their value as cultural repositories.
		is an AUXLANG project, though with both a preamble and an aftermath, since it conforms to the historically-successful pattern for restricted or less-than-global AUXLANGS here termed the
	www.worldlanguageprocess.org /essays/LangX/towards.htm (222 words)

	AuxLangMailingList (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The AuxLang mailing list is the sister (or evil twin
		, or subscribe by sending an email to listserv@listserv.brown.edu and putting “subscribe auxlang Firstname Lastname” in the body of the email message.
		There is also a Yahoogroups mirror of the list here
	talideon.com /concultures/wiki/?doc=AuxLangMailingList (51 words)

	Esperanto FAQ: Part 11
		There is a general "constructed language" (Conlang) mailing list; to subscribe, send a message to:
		There is also an "auxiliary language" (Auxlang) mailing list.
		The difference between this list and Conlang is that Auxlang deals more particularly with languages designed to enhance international communication, such as Esperanto.
	www.esperanto.net /veb/faq-11.html (364 words)

	Auxlang - International Auxiliary Languages
		Conlang Mailing List: the traditional place for Conlang discussions
		Auxlang Mailing List: the traditional place for Auxlang discussions
		[Auxilingua Project] An archive of information on auxlang projects through the centuries.
	ial.wikia.com /wiki/Auxlang (108 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		I think ol' Mugshot over there ought to be tasked with finding us a good technical administrator for the lists, since it was his insults that caused me to change my mind about investing more of my time in this funny farm.
		X-UIDL: 8cbd95af08e714efeb5738b714e5e626 X-Mozilla-Status: 0001 Content-Length: 960 I've been watching the results from the test messages, and I think that there is no reason not to use the new lists.
		I investigated the possibility of adding a subject line tag like CONLANG: or AUXLANG to all postings, but it turns out that that will have to wait until Brown upgrades to the next version of LISTSERV.
	home.ccil.org /~cowan/conlang/con9702 (12616 words)

	Auxilingua Project's Discussions Page
		Le lista Auxlang es le sito pro vos!
		Are you interested in discussing the idea of an Auxiliary Language for use in International communication?
		The Auxlang list is the place for you!
	bowks.net /worldlang/aux/discuss.html (276 words)

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