Atlango

Language Name Atlango Language Author Richard A. Antonius Year Began 2002 Site Atlango Broken Link No Site Language English Site Author Language Type international auxiliary language Uniqueness Atlango is a highly euphonic and easy to learn language, without special letters and without phonetic clusters like in Esperanto. It is spoken on The Eighth Island. (More details about its history will be revealed in a book written by Richard A. Antonius.) His "lango lnternasya" turns to be the real candidate to become a neutral language for The European Union and even an international auxiliary language for worldwide use. Language Sources Atlango is derived primarily from European languages: English, Spanish, French, Italian and German but also Latin and Ancient Greek and inspired by constructed languages: Volapuk, Esperanto, Ido, Occidental, Novial, Neo and Interlingua. Design Principles To create a language which will be easier to learn, pleasanter to pronounce and much more euphonic than Esperanto and Ido. Quotation Qi tu saba ke juste plato esta awtoro di la dikturo ke la ple grana bedaro por homajo estu komuna lango? Translation Did you know that it was Plato who said that the greatest gift for humanity would be a common language? Dictionary Yes Etymologies No Grammar Yes Sample Texts Yes Unique Script No Primer No Babel Text Yes Lexicon Size 3,198 Submitted By Richard A. Antonius Date Submitted Monday, November 18, 2002 Date Edited Sunday, April 04, 2004 Date To Headline Monday, April 12, 2004