Opa! Esque alcun sape como poner se in contacto con Massimo Palaja? Es ille in alcun gruppo interlinguista? Forsan Paolo pote inviar le un nota in italiano pro invitar lo a junger se al lista...??? Hic lo que io recipeva in re su pagina que parla de su interesse in re Interlingua... Sincer e amicalmente, Jay B. -- [log in to unmask] [log in to unmask] http://adam.cheshire.net/~jjbowks/index.html ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -----Original Message----- From: John B. <[log in to unmask]> To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]> Date: Monday, May 04, 1998 2:48 PM Subject: palaja >http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/1125/ > > >Massimo Palaja’s home page > >A NEUTRAL LANGUAGE FOR A REALLY UNIFIED EUROPE !!! > > >Don't you think the problem of a common language for the whole world >or,at least, for Europe is a real problem? Maybe you think that english >is already playing this role. Well, I'm italian and therefore interested >in the attempts in unifying Europe. I have no doubts that different >countries can not be referred to as a unique country untill they have a >unique official language. Nowadays the european countries are facing the >economical unification, but sooner or later they'll have to face the >"european official language" problem and are you sure that the people of >France, Italy, Germany, Spain, Sweden and so on will accept english as >the european language? I'm sure they won't !!! The main reason for this >refusal would be that even though english has a grammar simpler than the >one of other languages (while its pronunciation is something >misterious), it is a language of a country; this means that its native >speakers will always have many advantages and that the other countries >should admit its superiority. I guess that these two reasons are enough >to leave out the hypothesis of english as the european official >language. That's why I think we need a human made language just as a >second language for all the european countries, a language with easy but >complete grammar and vocabulary, and, first of all, neutral and well >accepted by the entire europe. I would like to know your opinion about >this topic. Here there are some, I think, interesting links to sites in >which this problem is discussed. Please send me your opinion about my >home page and your advice to daily update and improve it. CIAO!!! > > > Links to other sites on the Web > > The human languages page. Everything you wish to know about languages > The artificial language lab. A lot of details about all the languages >planned by man. Most of them were made for fun > ESPERANTO: is it still alive? Clic here for the answer to this and many >other questions about this hundred year old language > > >> common features among the western languages, therefore it has a smart >latin aspect, but the grammar is incredibly easy. What do you think >about it? > > > > >> >> INTERLINGUA. a presentation of my favorite auxiliary language; it is >based on the common features among the western languages, therefore it >has a smart latin aspect, but the grammar is incredibly easy. What do >you think about it? > > > let's explore the INTERLINGUA's world!!! > > > > >I will soon add many other links, but, as I already told you, I need >your help and advice. Below you can find my e-mail address. If it >doesn't work write me at this address: [log in to unmask] > >© 1996 [log in to unmask] > > > > > > > > >______________________________________________________ >Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com >