Re: Creole/mixed language question
From: | J Y S Czhang <czhang23@...> |
Date: | Wednesday, April 14, 2004, 8:33 |
In a message dated 2004:04:13 01:27:03 PM, fiziwig@YAHOO.COM writes:
>This might be a topic better left for auxlang, but
>perhaps they could put an end to their constant
>bickering and linguistic warfare by settling on an
>Esperanto/Interlingua pidgin. ;-)
Ohboy! are you an optimistic sort ! ;)
Auxlanging by its very nature is prone to bickering and _linguamachy_.
An E-o/Interlingua pidgin ya say? There would be _endless_ arguements
over:
- why a "pidgin"? (Old-style Hardline Auxlangers tend to look down on
pidgins and creoles)
- why E-o and Interlingua? Why not Novial2000 and Eurolingish, or Glosa
and Frater2? etc.
- how much E-o vs. Interlingua should be in this pidgin... and why
- who will be in charge of this project? WHO? You gotta be kidding...
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