Are there any planned languages ​​based on Indo-European?

ZitrusLiebeByZitrusLiebe

That's a serious question. I'm familiar with the basic theoretical principles behind PIE.

"Truly planned languages" are Interlingua , based on Vulgar Latin, or Interslavic (medzuslovanski). These are essentially hybrid languages ​​composed of the cognate vocabulary of the entire Latin or Slavic language.

Have there ever been attempts – even by individuals – to imaginatively expand the truly reconstructed, fragmentary words and grammars of PIE into a planned language?

If there were/are various pan-movements – Pan-Slavism, Pan-Germanism, Pan-Latinism, Hindutva – why not also a Pan-Indo-Europeanism?

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WanderlustWiz
WanderlustWiz
1 year ago

There are some plan languages ​​​​based on the Indo-European or inspired by them.

Here are some examples of such plan languages:

  • European is a humorous language that mixes elements from different European languages ​​without having fixed rules. It was invented by Diego Marani in 1996 and is intended to show the diversity and wealth of Europe
  • Interslavian is a language based on the common roots of the Slavic languages ​​and intended to serve as a bridge between the Slavic peoples. It was developed by a group of linguists and Slavists in 2006 and has about 1000 active speakers
  • Latino Modern is a language based on Latin, but simplified and modernized to be easier to learn and understand. It was proposed in 1956 by Helmut Huber
  • Sambahsa-mundialect is a language that is based on a hypothetical reconstruction of the urine-domain manic, but also has influences from other language families. She was invented in 2007 by Olivier Simon
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verreisterNutzer
verreisterNutzer
1 year ago
Reply to  WanderlustWiz

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