Re: Concreoles?

>did anybody try to develop a conlang of a creole type?
Check out the Esata language, short description at
www.beginnersgame.com/esata.html, with a coomplete language description at
the link on that page.

Esata is proposed as a modern creole of English with heavy foreign
influences, and has been structured to enable the introduction by its users
of new vocabulary, which can nevertheless be understood readily by others.
Esata supports the inclusion of dialects from all major language groups, as
well as specialized and personal dialects.

Esata is easy to understand and to learn for anyone familiar with English.
Since Esata is simpler, but ressembles it fairly well, it can also serves as
a simple version of the language for non-native speakers seeking to gain
familiarity with English.

regards,
  Pafu

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