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'''Baza''' (also known as '''Inter-esperanto''') is a proposal to limit [[Esperanto]] to a vocabulary of about 450 words as an [[interlanguage]] between the various [[esperantido]]s. | '''Baza''' (also known as '''Inter-esperanto''') is a proposal to limit [[Esperanto]] to a vocabulary of about 450 words as an [[interlanguage]] between the various [[esperantido]]s. | ||
The webpage of the creator | The webpage of the creator introduces it as: | ||
:''Baza derives its vocabulary and grammar from Esperanto, but begins by greatly reducing the number of core words and simplifying the grammar, making it more universal in nature to the entire family of Esperanto-inspired languages. Upon learning the basics of Baza, one can communicate with millions of people around the world, who currently speak Esperanto, Ido, or another form of reformed Esperanto.'' | :''Baza derives its vocabulary and grammar from Esperanto, but begins by greatly reducing the number of core words and simplifying the grammar, making it more universal in nature to the entire family of Esperanto-inspired languages. Upon learning the basics of Baza, one can communicate with millions of people around the world, who currently speak Esperanto, Ido, or another form of reformed Esperanto.'' | ||
It is intended as a least common denominator between the various spin-offs of Esperanto. | It is intended as a least common denominator between the various spin-offs of Esperanto. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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[[Category:Esperantido]] | [[Category:Esperantido]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:08, 11 November 2009
Baza (also known as Inter-esperanto) is a proposal to limit Esperanto to a vocabulary of about 450 words as an interlanguage between the various esperantidos.
The webpage of the creator introduces it as:
- Baza derives its vocabulary and grammar from Esperanto, but begins by greatly reducing the number of core words and simplifying the grammar, making it more universal in nature to the entire family of Esperanto-inspired languages. Upon learning the basics of Baza, one can communicate with millions of people around the world, who currently speak Esperanto, Ido, or another form of reformed Esperanto.
It is intended as a least common denominator between the various spin-offs of Esperanto.
