I haven't seen any criticism for Globasa on here, though that could be because auxlangs and not very popular in general, while Globasa is also not a very popular auxlang, especially compared to Esperanto and Toki Pona. What are your thoughts on what could be improved? Or is there nothing? Is it genuinely the best IAL?

I would say that some consonant clusters are difficult for speakers of many East Asian languages to say, but if they weren't included that would hurt recognizability, I'd also complain about the fact that Globasa's statistics for Mandarin, the second most spoken language, is incredibly low. Granted, Mandarin loanwords aren't common globally, but they are commonly loaned in the Sinosphere. I see a lot of cases where for example, Mandarin, Korean, Japanese, and Vietnamese all agree on a word but Globasa just doesn't use it for some reason, instead opting for a word that's only common to 2 languages, a similar thing happens with the Indian subcontinent sphere of influence, where Bengali, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu all agree on a word but it just isn't used, even though all these languages listed have simpler phonotactics than most European languages, and would improve pronouncibility and internationality

Anyway, what are your thoughts? Is there something that another IAL does better than Globasa?

I am genuinely curious if anyone knows anyone who has studied the international auxiliary planned language named r/LatinoSineFlexione because I am interested in studying r/LatinoSineFlexione before studying Latin.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uOW-9zlC0vDaxvx3sVuEw7E8yFNuV4aK9TtM6452QxU/edit?usp=drivesdk

r/IdiomNeutral , r/Ido , r/Novial & r/Glosa deserve post flairs & user flairs in this subreddit community, because they have more community members & content material posted, reposted & crossposted here than the majority of other auxiliary planned languages that do not have more than two fluent users.

Portuguese, Galician, Spanish & Italian resemble dialects that could be very simply reintegrated & reunified into r/Neolatino Romance, r/LatinoSineFlexione or r/Interlingua for maximized immediate comprehension & maximized international communication.

Let's assume some constructed auxiliary language gets elected as an international language, for instance by the European Union or the United Nations. But it's not the language you support now. For instance it's Ido if you're an Esperanto speaker or Interlingua if you're an Occidental speaker. Would you support the chosen language, for instance by learning it?

A video in Uropi about Uropi.

I thought creating a regional auxlang would suppress the urge to make an international one

I had a sudden urge and I broke... Now here I am after my neogermanic lang

(Still being made, I'm making another post soon)

This is... Zanto..

It went through so much changes and will probably change a lot more

This auxlang also went through different concepts

I won't list them all because that will lead to a huge block of text that is no longer relevant to what happened now

This is zanto! An auxlang that intends to not only be easy but also borrow from as many languages as one could list

(If a word borrowed was a compound it wouldn't fuse those onto one word but would just borrow one or both of the roots that make up the word. I'm not as good with Semitic languages, it's very unfamiliar territory for me even with some of the research I did on how they work.)

(I also did think about borrowing a few concepts that I found cool about Arabic like possession but it would have just introduced an extra step to memorize when learning this language if by some miracle people do)

50% of the grammar is based off of esperanto, 30% is based off of Chinese and Japanese, 15% is toki pona and 5% is Turkish

It also tries to be as easy to pronounce as possible

So there's no consonant clusters or end consonants

There's also no p (considering some languages may fail as pronouncing those)

or l (considering some languages may fail at pronouncing that)

The R is there but can be pronounced like L or rolled (if you can't pronounce the alveolar tap.)

It also takes concepts from toki pona and Esperanto

As you can build words like you do in toki pona; obviously with more words for less ambiguity

Word order can be svo, osv or sov

But with the accusative n (which is optional)

Allows for more flexibility for vso or vos

It can also be written in hiragana!

Sentence example: boco mi tininai

Translation: I want to eat fish

Literal translation: fish I eatwant

(You can also say

mi tininai boco

mi boco tininai

or

tininai bocon mi)

All of which means the same thing

Some more example sentences would be

"Aso she waora"

(The dog is good)

Deudu je kadano

(Watch this movie)

asosoy tiindi

(You have (female) dogs)

Literal translation is dogs (female) yo have

Mi afeti siroy

(Hard to explain but affectation of money; something i pretend to have

I pretend to have silver/money)

Yes it can be written in hiragana

めいのいあーこい

Meinoy a koy

Sheeps and cows

What do you guys think?

Any questions???

I'm also looking for feedback

I.. didn't know what flair to put

Would this count as a proposal if I'm introducing this

Or would this be just feedback even if I'm introducing this?

I put it as feedback just to be safe

A post about the auxlang Slovio and what has been simplified or changed in it. It may also give you some inspiration when making your own auxlang.

My goal is to have five speakers of my language by the end of the year. If you're not interested, don't write. If you're interested, write.

Ha vos alcun cantos favorite in linguas construite?

Le mie es Stellas Distante (supra). Illo non ha multe texto. Illo es plus tosto musica que un canto, nonobstante io lo ama multo. Multo bon pro alcun after party. ;)

Recentemente appareva iste canto in occidental: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lAIHMkiDvM que a mi opinion es un del optime cantos in linguas construite.

Me place tamben ascoltar iste canto in esperanto: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJUYODkEr-o Multo bon tamben.

Que es le vostre?

Esque illo es solmente mi impression o linguas construite es plus popular in Brasil que in altere paises?

De que io videva esperanto es o al minus esseva relativemente popular in Brasil. Il ha anque multe interlinguistas ab Brasil.

Esque illo es proque Brasilianos se senti como sur un insula in le mar del lingua espaniol?

O forsan illo es simplemente proque Brasil es enorme? 200 milliones homines si io memora ben. Multo plus que in Russia.

Como vos pensa?

Vos pote responder in vostre linguas construite ma io non pote garantir que io vos comprendera.

Io pote recommendar libros scribite per Gode - illos es bon.

A video in Neo about the language created by Arturo Alfandari.