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Mini: The Minimal Language - S.C. Gruget - Medium

With simple phonetics, inflectionless grammar, and a global vocabulary of exactly 1,000 words, Mini is ideal for use as an international auxiliary language. It is a truth universally acknowledged…

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Search for Simplicity

Saturday, October 16, 2004
Toki Pona
Toki Pona is "the simple language of good".

I first came across it a couple of years ago, but it keeps popping back into my mind, so I though I would share it. Toki Pona is a simple spoken language. It is so simple infact that you can become fluient in about a month. I first found it when I was looking for a simple spoken language to that I could teach a computer, but thats another story. There are user groups, and lessons,etc.

Check it out!

Posted by Nigel Thorne

https://www.nigelthorne.com/2004/10/

#TokiPona #toki_lili #minilang #anno2004

Search for Simplicity

Nigel Thorne's software development blog, focusing on finding simple solutions to real work problems.

The Littlest Language
What you speak is what you think. Or is it the other way round?
Badri Sunderarajan | Dec 17, 2017

https://medium.com/snipette/the-littlest-language-11bb2301dcfc

#TokiPona #mention #toki_lili #minilang #lipu_jan #anno2017

The Littlest Language

What you speak is what you think. Or is it the other way round?

Tiki-Tiki Has 250 Words? | Beyond Highbrow - Robert Lindsay

Repost from the old site. Forget it. Via Marilyn Vos Savant in Parade Magazine, we are told that Tiki-Tiki, otherwise known as Sranan Togo, a creole with 100,000 native speakers and many more second languages speakers on Suriname, has the smallest vocabulary of any known language - with only 250 words. This claim is credulously…

Wordorigins.org Discussion Forums | Language with the smallest vocabulary

European Day of Languages 2019
Language diversity will be celebrated on the 26th of September. In Prague, you can take part in linguistic games in Campus Hybernská and Lucerna Gallery.

The Council of Europe declared the 26th of September the European Day of Languages in order to celebrate the diversity of languages. Linguistic diversity is rapidly decreasing, and disappearing as quickly as the much-discussed diversity of animal and plant species.

We currently know about 6,900 languages, about 500 of which are likely to disappear in the foreseeable future. It is said that every two weeks, one language disappears. Extreme predictions suggest that in 150 years, the only active languages in the world will be English, Spanish and Chinese.

Do you know Taki Taki?
English is believed to be the world's richest language, with 600,000 words. Czech has 300,000 words. The longest English word is pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis with 45 letters, while the longest Czech word has 30 letters. Taki Taki, a language with only 340 words, has the smallest vocabulary. It is spoken in Suriname, a country on the north-eastern Atlantic coast of South America.

Languages are ​​fascinating, which is the reason why linguists and language lovers are fighting to preserve as much linguistic diversity as possible. The promotion of linguistic diversity is also the objective of the European Day of Languages ​​in Campus Hybernská and Lucerna Gallery.
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http://www.praha.eu/jnp/en/news/european_day_of_languages_2019.html

#TakiTaki #level340 #selo340 #nimi340 #minilang #toki_lili

European Day of Languages 2019 (Portal of Prague)

Language diversity will be celebrated on the 26th of September. In Prague, you can take part in linguistic games in Campus Hybernská and Lucerna Gallery.

Which language has fewest words? - Quora

The Homeschooler's Book of Lists: More Than 250 Lists, Charts, and Facts to Make Planning Easier and Faster
Sonya Haskins 2007

English: The Prototypical World Language for the Twenty First Century
Ph. D. John Fraser 2009

#TakiTaki #level340 #selo340 #nimi340 #minilang #toki_lili