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زبان اینترلینگوا

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زبان اینترلینگوا

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Interlingua is an artificial language created between 1937 and 1951 designed to be an international auxiliary language that could help people from different countries communicate with each other. Although it's based on the structure of natural languages and is theoretically understandable to Romance language speakers, it has never gained widespread adoption and is actively spoken by only a few hundred people today.

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Language.name
Interlingua
Language.speakers
A few hundred
Language.date
2007
Language.fam1
International auxiliary language
Language.creator
International Auxiliary Language Association
Language.created
1951
Language.setting
Scientific registration of international vocabulary; international auxiliary language
Language.posteriori
Source languages: English, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish.
Language.script
Latin script
Language.agency
No regulating body
Language.iso1
ia
Language.iso2
ina
Language.iso3
ina
Language.image
Bandiera de Interlingua.svg
Language.imagecaption
Interlingua flag
Language.notice
IPA
Language.glotto
inte1239
Language.glottorefname
Interlingua (International Auxiliary Language Association)

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Official website
www.interlingua.com
Image
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inception
1951-01-01
topic's main category
Category:Interlingua
writing system
Latin script
linguistic typology
agglutinative language
native label
interlingua
number of speakers, writers, or signers
1500
Wikimedia language code
ia
Commons category
Interlingua
different from
Interlingue
P10369
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