Sentence examples for constructed language from inspiring English sources
noun
A human language that has been consciously devised by an individual or a small group, as opposed to having naturally evolved as part of a culture like a natural language.
It's a very pure and logically constructed language".
In the 21st century, Esperanto remains the most-spoken constructed language.
Enthusiasts have created thousands of Wikipedia pages in Volapük, another constructed language from the 19th century.
These linguistic hobbyists call themselves "conlangers" (referring to "constructed language") and hold an occasional conclave called the Language Creation Conference.
Esperanto means "one who hopes" and the spiritual side of that constructed language was the promotion of world peace.
Come learn Foodtongue, a constructed language where all of the words are food in an immersive learning environment.
Of course, constructed languages – or conlangs as they are commonly known – are nothing new.
Descartes, Pascal and Leibniz had all toyed earlier with the idea of constructed languages.
In the spring semester, Gordin co-taught a class on constructed languages with classics professor Joshua Katz.
He maintains an abiding interest in the history of constructed languages.
Constructed languages such as Volapük, Ido and Esperanto (or Idiom Neutral, Latino sine flexione and Interlingua) often feature in histories of language as bizarre curiosities or dead ends.
