On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 talthen@wp.pl wrote:
[...] The idea is to create new language, based on most popular languages from all over the world. This language would not be a human language, but a language to store information. [...] just enough). The second problem could be chosen by listing all the meanings of words. For example for english language we could create file like this: word number word meaning
1 mind intellect 2 mind thoughts 3 mind a head 4 mind to object to
Sorry if I sound harsh, but human languages don't work this way at all. There are way too many words that you cannot translate in other languages, different structures, tenses, multiple meanings, etc.
If it was so easy, wouldn't you think that automatic translations would work much better? What you are proposing is basically automatic translation between any two languages, with a common step in the middle. To have this work in an acceptable fashion, your database needs to extend to cover all possible word combinations: basically, every sentence that could be uttered by anyone, complete of previous context. And not even a computer the size of the Universe will cope with that.
Alfio