cgboeree | missing email number one
- Autor: cgboeree
- Tema: missing email number one
- Data: 2004-09-08 21:24
- Mesaje: 731 (presedente, seguente)
For those who do not frequent ParolaManca, here is a discussion we had there: > I can't help but notice how difficult it is to create words where > there is a need and yet at the same time not keep adding words > forever; likewise, it is difficult to avoid just taking common words > from our source languages as they are (like Interlingua does) while > also avoiding building words artificially (like Esperanto does). We > want a creole-like language that can handle the complexities of modern > society. Not an easy task! > > Along time ago, several of us suggested a two or three level > vocabulary: One, 2000 or so basic words for easy learning a simple > communication; two. another 2000+ words that are a bit more specific > (perhaps words like migrant or chainsaw) for reading journals and > newspapers, etc.; third, however many technical terms for various > professional fields ¿ perhaps organized by fields ¿ many of these > words sticking closely to latin/greek origins. Comments? > > sf: Thats a quite good idea!! The glosa guys do it that way, something > we could technical handle by the database, it's also a good didactical > argument to have a > > * LFN500 (very basic) > * LFN1500 (good basic communication) > * LFN5000 (we'll have that in Future) for communication and > reading and writing on a high level. > > gb: I think better: 2000 basic; 5000+ technical (no middle). It is > surprisingly easy to learn 2000 words, and it is about what you need > to define all others! > > sf: Ok, I agree. It would be nice - if we could develope PresentaLFN > <http://lfn.esef.net/cgi-bin/index.cgi/PresentaLFN> in the direction > "this it the way to LFN2000 - and with LFN2000 you have a great util > for international communication". > > gb: The words of PresentaLFN > <http://lfn.esef.net/cgi-bin/index.cgi/PresentaLFN> are the 1400 or so > from the original basic words for learning list. Likewise, the > disionario de nove linguas is a 1700 basic word list. The other > dictionaries are 3000+ at this time, and growing. > > Acrf: Solo un nota: LFN es tro simple per eser poca. Me pensa ce el > vade crescer si se vole o no. Me ia vide en rede que LFN ja ave un fia > spanian. :) >