Elektronikoaj

Elektronikoaj is a constructed language created by the Esperantist Hector Hodler. It was developed with the goal of being an easy-to-learn and logical international auxiliary language. The vocabulary of Elektronikoaj is primarily derived from Latin and Greek roots, reflecting a common heritage in scientific and academic terminology. Its grammar is designed to be regular and simple, avoiding the exceptions and irregularities often found in natural languages.

The phonetic system of Elektronikoaj is intended to be straightforward, with each letter representing a single sound, making pronunciation consistent for speakers of various linguistic backgrounds. The language aims to facilitate clear and unambiguous communication across different cultures. While it shares similarities with other constructed languages like Esperanto in its design principles, Elektronikoaj has its own unique lexicon and grammatical structures. Its development reflects a continued interest in the creation of languages for international communication and understanding.