Esperanto is a mostly snthetic planned language, the grammar and word order of which should be as easy as possible, evading exceptions. The actual grammar meaning of a word is given especially by suffixes added to the lexemes. Special affixes can stregthen the actual meaning.The Esperanto rules and categories of the words are briefly described, as well as the logic of the Esperanto verb, which is constructed adding aspectual verb morphemes to a lexeme. The "casus" and question word structure are discussed, too
The two major descriptions of the Esperanto grammar, Kalocsay and Waringhien (1985) and Wennergren (...
Abstract. Esperanto was created to serve as a common second language in the world, but its present r...
Abstrakt (Fonologia i morfologia oraz limity dowolności w języku sztucznym). Sztuczne języki, takie ...
Esperanto is a mostly snthetic planned language, the grammar and word order of which should be as ea...
Roots and words in Esperanto For more than a century, the nature of the parts-of-speech (PoS) system...
Esperanto is a constructed or planned language which is actively used by a multifaceted speech commu...
The case of Esperanto shows that language planning understood as the creation of a new communication...
Esperanto is by far the most successful artificial language. However, some of those who learned it w...
Both English and Esperanto are international auxiliary languages, but English is deemed as an SVO la...
The FDG architecture proper is described, including the role of the extra-grammatical conceptual and...
The contribution deals with the phrasicon of Esperanto, i.e. the inventory of idioms, phrases, prove...
Esperanto is a language that was created in 1887 by Ludovic Lazarus Zamenhof, a Polish polyglot who ...
During a debate in an Esperanto association in Paris, Esperantists were discussing technology, surve...
In this essay we will argue about the possibility and validity of Esperanto as the international lan...
In recent years the focus in linguistics research has shifted from the investigation of syntax, phon...
The two major descriptions of the Esperanto grammar, Kalocsay and Waringhien (1985) and Wennergren (...
Abstract. Esperanto was created to serve as a common second language in the world, but its present r...
Abstrakt (Fonologia i morfologia oraz limity dowolności w języku sztucznym). Sztuczne języki, takie ...
Esperanto is a mostly snthetic planned language, the grammar and word order of which should be as ea...
Roots and words in Esperanto For more than a century, the nature of the parts-of-speech (PoS) system...
Esperanto is a constructed or planned language which is actively used by a multifaceted speech commu...
The case of Esperanto shows that language planning understood as the creation of a new communication...
Esperanto is by far the most successful artificial language. However, some of those who learned it w...
Both English and Esperanto are international auxiliary languages, but English is deemed as an SVO la...
The FDG architecture proper is described, including the role of the extra-grammatical conceptual and...
The contribution deals with the phrasicon of Esperanto, i.e. the inventory of idioms, phrases, prove...
Esperanto is a language that was created in 1887 by Ludovic Lazarus Zamenhof, a Polish polyglot who ...
During a debate in an Esperanto association in Paris, Esperantists were discussing technology, surve...
In this essay we will argue about the possibility and validity of Esperanto as the international lan...
In recent years the focus in linguistics research has shifted from the investigation of syntax, phon...
The two major descriptions of the Esperanto grammar, Kalocsay and Waringhien (1985) and Wennergren (...
Abstract. Esperanto was created to serve as a common second language in the world, but its present r...
Abstrakt (Fonologia i morfologia oraz limity dowolności w języku sztucznym). Sztuczne języki, takie ...