List of planned languages

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The following list of planned languages is an incomplete, alphabetical listing of planned languages , semi-planned languages ​​and planned language projects with an indication of the year of development (or first use / publication). The number of speakers in each case can only be estimated within extremely rough limits .

list

Surname Abbreviation according to
ISO 639 		Year of first
publication		 Number of speakers comment
Afrihili afh 1970 is based on several African languages
Arcaicam Esperantom eo, epo 1969 Should act like an archaic form of Esperanto; to use as a stylistic device.
No planned language of its own , but with Popido and Gavaro (La Sociolekta Triopo) a means of representing certain registers in literary translations.
Babm   1962  
Basic English   1930  
Bolak (or "Blue Language")   1899  
Bliss symbol zbl 1971 No language, just a script of pictograms.
Characteristica universalis   18th Leibniz  
Communication language   1839  
Delmondo   1960  
Ekselsioro   1906  
Esperanto eo, epo 1887 500000 Most common planned language
Esperantuisho   1955  
Espido   1923  
Eurolengo   1972  
Europeo   1914  
Gavaro eo, epo ~ 2000 Should act like an Argot form of Esperanto; to use as a stylistic device.
No planned language of its own , but with Popido and Arcaicam Esperantom (La Sociolekta Triopo) means for representing certain registers in literary translations.
Gestuno   1951 International sign language
Globaqo   1956  
Globally   ??  
Glosa igs 1943  
Hom Idyomo   ??  
Idiom neutral   1902 Development from Volapük
I do io, ido 1907 2000 Development based on Esperanto
INTAL 1956 (or 1964, Intal II)   1968 issue until 1978 altogether 28 issues with improvements
Interglossa igs 1943  
Interlingua de IALA ia, ina 1951 In grammar and vocabulary an "average Romance language". Tried unsuccessfully to build on the success of Interlingua-IL de ApI sive Latino sine flexione , Lingua Auxiliare Internationale .
Interlingue ie, ile 1922 200 by Edgar von Wahl
Interslavic   2006, 2011 a few hundreds Known as "Slovianski" until 2011
Ithkuil   2004 Particularly complex, v. a. in grammar
Klingon tlh 1984 30th Constructed language for the science fiction world of Star Trek
Colonial German   1916 Based on the German language
Kotava avk 1978  
Láadan ldn 1982  
La langue simplifiée (Simplified Language) or Stoechiophonie   1858 is based on 250 roots, often inspired by Sanskrit, which can be logically combined
Latin Esperanto   1911  
Latino semplificato   ??  
Latino sine flexione requested 1903 Also Interlingua-IL de Academia pro Interlingua (ApI) . Controlled simplified version of (neo) Latin; most used planned language for scientific publications, especially mathematics 1905–1939
Lincos   1960  
Lingua Franca Nova lfn 1998 Romance compromise vocabulary, Creole language- inspired analytical grammar.
Lingua Internacional   1905  
Lingua sistemfrater   1957  
Lingwa de Planeta   2006 Based on the vocabulary of the most widely spoken languages ​​on earth
Lingwo internaciona (Antido)   1907  
Loglan   1960  
Lojban jbo 1987  
Mez Voio   1908  
Modern Esperanto   1958  
Modern Indo-European   2006 Based on the Proto-Indo-European
Mondial   1943  
Mondlingvo   1906  
Na'vi language   2005  
Neo New 1961 In the tradition of Esperanto; short in expression
Nepo   1915  
Nol (planned language)   2006  
Novial nov 1928  
Noxilo   1997  
Nuove novel   1879  
Occidental, p. Interlingue ie, ile 1922  
Pasilingua   1898  
Perio   1904  
Poliespo   ??  
Popido eo, epo ~ 1980 Should act like a dialect form of Esperanto; to use as a stylistic device.
No planned language of its own , but with Gavaro and Arcaicam Esperantom (La Sociolekta Triopo) means for representing certain registers in literary translations.
Pra-Esperanto   1878, 1882 Zamenhof's preliminary draft
Ratiáce   2011  
Romance   1908  
Romanal   1909  
Rus-Mongolian   2013  
Slovio   2001  
Solresol requested 1817 Only seven different syllables ( solmization ), e.g. B. represented by sounds or movements
Sona   1935  
Spokil   1887  
Starck German   1972 Used for parody poems
Timerio   1921  
Toki Pona   2001 100 Basic vocabulary of 123 words; other terms are circumscribed.
Ulla   1906  
Uniespo eo, epo ~ 2000 UNIversala ESPerantO, Esperanto version especially for scientific terminology by Manuel Halvelik (also author of La Sociolekta Triopo ).
Unilingua (or Mirad)   ??  
Universal glot   1868  
Uropi   1986  
Utoki   1962  
Vendergood   1906  
Volapük vo, vol 1880 First relatively widespread world auxiliary language
World German   1915  
Yvle   2005  

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