Euroclone

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Euroclone languages are international auxiliary languages which use a posteriori vocabulary borrowed from the morphemes of European languages. Many of the Euroclones use a mix of Germanic and Romance morphemes, but most often the morphemes are taken from Romance languages. These international auxiliary languages end up sounding very similar, with little to distinguish them from other European languages. As the name implies that a language is merely an undistinguished "clone" of "real" languages, Euroclone has pejorative connotations.

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