Le Sun, 23 Feb 2003 10:02:33 +1300,
inspiré Richard Grevers <elektra(a)dramatic.co.nz> écrivait la plume
alerte :
http://ia.wikipedia.com/ seems to have based its
(single!) language
link list on the English one - hence there is one language missing
from it - English!
I only came across interlingua for the first time yesterday. It's a
fascinating concept, and I find that with my limited French (2 years
of study 20 years ago) I can follow 75% of an interlingua text, even
before studying its grammar.
Though I am french I have the same feeling, it really worths a look. I
would like to hear feedback from non latin speaking people. I found the
latin without accent a quite fun concept too : latin used to play the
role of technical english in middle age. I'd rather be interested in
simplified greek since I was an hellenist :P
Listen to the paster noster in mp3 (<troll>should be ogg no?</troll>)
http://www.wikipedia.com/upload/paternoster-ia.mp3
I am looking forward a breton (a celtic dialect), creols wikipedia, and
other dialectish wikipedia.
Oh damn, I like this project and I wonder when will be the day africans
open their own encyclopedias so that we can share their knowledge ?
Wikipedia is really a cool project !
--
Julien Tayon
http://www.tayon.net/ http://libroscope.org/
Si la vérité est une femme, essayons de la séduire avant de la saisir.