Språkto
Språkto is a constructed language designed as an international auxiliary language and a platform for language learning and linguistic experimentation. It aims for regular grammar, simple morphology, and broad accessibility. The project emerged in the early 2020s through collaboration among linguists, educators, and language hobbyists who sought a neutral second language with minimal irregularities. The name combines the Nordic word språk, meaning language, with a short, memorable suffix to signal a compact, portable system.
Phonology and orthography: Språkto uses a compact phoneme inventory centered on five vowels and a modest set
Grammar and syntax: The language adopts a fixed subject–verb–object word order and a largely analytic grammar.
Vocabulary and usage: Språkto intends a core vocabulary of common roots with regular derivational processes, enabling
See also: Constructed language; International auxiliary language. External links: Språkto project website.