Neo (constructed language)
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Neo is an international auxiliary language created by Arturo Alfandari in 1961. It is notable for its terseness, which exceeds that of English or any IAL of the a priori type. Grammatically, it suggests the influence of Ido or Esperanto. Nonetheless, it shares some features with naturalistic IALs like Interlingua and Occidental, such as a plural -s and natural-appearing pronouns. Neo attracted some interest in the circle around the International Language Review, a periodical for IAL proponents, but the progress of the language was cut short by the death of its author in the mid-1960s.
[edit] Sample
The Lord's Prayer:
- Na Patro ki sar in cel,
- siu ta nom santat.
- Venu ta regno.
- Siu fat ta vol,
- asben in cel, as on ter.
- Na shakida pan ne diu oje.
- E ne pardonu na debos,
- as nos pardonar na deberos.
- E no ne induku in tentado,
- mo ne fridu da mal.
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[edit] References
Alfandari, Arturo. Rapid method of Neo. PM 8670.A43. 1966 (402 p.).
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