Such languages have existed for decades.
Such languages have been called isolating or analytic.
Various types of such languages are employed for different purposes.
Such languages are similar to the SQL database language.
Programs in such languages are written as a sequence of goals.
Although many tribal communities are gradually abandoning their tribal languages, scores of such languages survive.
This claim would first have to be proved through a kind of "linguistic archaeology" on all such languages.
Gender classes in such languages may include animate beings, inanimate objects, plants, animals, tools, and objects of a particular shape.
It was the popular spoken Latin, a spawn, that survived & that in a few centuries produced such languages as Italian, French, & Spanish.
A team of computer scientists at Johns Hopkins led by David Yarowsky is developing machine translations of such languages as Uzbek, Bengali, Nepali -- and one from "Star Trek".
In such languages there is less difference between the specification of a program and its implementation than in the procedural languages described so far.
