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jansegers Feb 4, 2021

Do you speak English or Globish ?
Jean-Paul Nerrière | June 2010

http://www.annales.org/gc/2010/gc100/Nerriere.pdf

#Globish #article #JeanPaulNerrière #Inli_pasila #lipu_sitelen #anno2010

jansegers Jan 30, 2021

TP Philosophy
Dave Raftery | 2010

https://aiki.pbworks.com/w/page/2118619/TP%20Philosophy

#TokiPona #excerpts #interviews #janSonja #anno2010

Dave's wiki / TP Philosophy

janPiteJanseke Nov 14, 2020

Toki pona - язык честного будущего
2010

[Toki pona - the language of an honest future]

http://adventureda.blogspot.com/2010/12/toki-pona.html

#TokiPona #Russian #article #Losi #lipu_sitelen #anno2010

Toki pona - язык честного будущего

2001 год, Канада, развитие сетевого общения и виртуальных коммуникаций. Мир сужается до текста в окошке и главная задача коммуникаторов - о...

jansegers Nov 14, 2020

Toki pona - язык честного будущего
2010

[Toki pona - the language of an honest future]

http://adventureda.blogspot.com/2010/12/toki-pona.html

#TokiPona #Russian #article #Losi #lipu_sitelen #anno2010

Toki pona - язык честного будущего

janPiteJanseke Oct 23, 2020

jan Sonja's older website

Language Inventor
Toki Pona: the language of good
www.tokipona.org
the meaning of life in 120 words

https://www.webcitation.org/5mqlNqZxq

#website #lipu_tomo #janSonja #TokiPona #mention #anno2010

WebCite query result

jansegers Oct 13, 2020

Q. and A.: Sprechen Sie Elvish, Esperanto, Klingon, Na’vi? JANUARY 12, 2010
[...]
Dan January 12, 2010 · 12:59 pm
Is it preferable for a language (invented or non)to have a relatively small vocabulary? For example, an invented language by the name of “Toki Pona” consists of only 118 words. This makes it harder to communicate with the language alone, and demands the people using the language strive to share/understand context. A language with a larger vocabulary requires less shared context, as words can be more precise/cut loose from non-verbal contextual ties.
[...]
https://schott.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/01/12/q-and-a-sprechen-sie-elvish-esperanto-klingon-navi/

#TokiPona #mention #sona #anno2010

Q. and A.: Sprechen Sie Elvish, Esperanto, Klingon, Na'vi?

As Na’vi – the language devised for James Cameron’s movie “Avatar” – becomes the latest addition to the dictionary of new dictionaries, co-vocabularists are invited to submit questions to two experts in the field of invented languages.