Stefan Fisahn | Per la FAQ
- Autor: Stefan Fisahn (“esef1968”)
- Tema: Per la FAQ
- Data: 2004-06-01 16:36
- Mesaje: 586 (presedente, seguente)
Alo, me ave un sujeste per du plu temas per la FAQ: ---------------------------------------------------- F: What is the special about "creole like"? A: A creole is a language descended from a pidgin that has become the native language of a group of people. Study of Creole languages around the world has shown that they display remarkable similarities in grammar, lending support to the theory of a Universal Grammar. For example the usage of markers (preposions) to indicate past, conditional and futur. Creol languages are not baby-talk versions of English, Frensh or other superstrate languages. People in Haiti (Kreyoul), Aruba (Papiamento) or Papua New Guinea (Tok Pisin) use their tongue very self-conscious. Creols are languages from the grassroots. F: Why should I learn LFN, a language which nobody speaks.. A: Well, nobody is not true. We try to establish a comunity of people speaking Lingua Franca Nova by our News-Group http://groups.yahoo.com/group/LinguaFrancaNova/ Beyound that, you'll find no simpler entrance into to the world of latin-based languages. And beyound that, learning LFN makes fun - really! Try this: http://lfn.esef.net/cgi-bin/index.cgi/PresentaLFN ----------------------------------------------------------------- senti libre per cambia esta o esa. bon voles, sf. -- http://esef.net