Re: LWII: Euroclones reloaded (fi: Attack of the Euroclones)

Jan van Steenbergen scripsit:

> Nadsat is most definitely a superset language.
I would rather characterize Nadsat as a jargon embedded in English,
like Boontling, rather than a superset of English.  Saying "superset"
implies that every English text, even one by (say) Margaret Attwood,
is also a Nadsat text, which strikes me as absurd.

Checking langmaker.com, I think this comment applies to all the languages
labeled "superset" there, and I suggest that it be changed to "jargon".

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