Thanks for your message. But, Indika is not an auxlang. I made it regular,
because unlike most people I like regular languages. Here is the evolution
of the name Nihilosc:
Nikhiloski
Nikhilosk
Nihilosk
Nihilosc (c pronounced 'ts')
I really did not know about the name Nihil Sum and Narbonosc.
Well, I do not know HTML. On my computer also, the dictionaries take quite a
long time to load.
I have made a blunder on all my pages, writing Nihilosc-Indika dictionary
instead of Nihilosc-English dictionary. Wonder how many of you noticed it.
Will correct the mistake tomorrow evening.
Nikhil
<-> Jan van Steenbergen likis:
> --- Nikhil Sinha skrzypszy:
>
> > After all these discussions, does Indika qualify to be a euroclone?
Visit my
an
> awful lot of time to load the dictionary pages, probably because Frontpage
> generates quite a lot of useless code. Perhaps you could consider to
hand-code
> them at some point?
> (Look who is talking. Until recently, my pages were Word-generated! But it
is
> true, HTML is not difficult at all, and quite fun actually)
>
> No, in my opinion Indika is not a euroclone. Its vocabulary is not
European
> enough for that. It remains a difficult language to classify though, with
its
> similarity to Esperanto. Tell me: is Indika really intended as a language
for
> international communication? Or did you just pick any of the common
purposes
> that constructed language have in order to justify the fun of creating a
> language? If the latter is the case, then I would abandon the idea of
complete
> regularity. To my taste (and I am not alone in that) irregularities are
the
> spice that give a language its special flavour.
> Based on what I have seen, Indika looks like a charming language, and it
> definitely has the potential of becoming a nice, quasi-natural language.
>
> > New features have been added for Nihilosc and the site has been revised
and
> > formatted.
>
> Funny language. I would like to see more text samples of it (and of Indika
too,
> BTW).
> One of our list members (Mike Ellis) formerly used the pseudonym "Nihil
Sum",
> while another of our list member (Christophe Grandsire) has a conlang
names
> "Narbonosc". Nothing strange that the name "Nihilosc" looks vaguely
familiar
> ;)) .
>
> Jan
>
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