akvopulilo

Akvopulilo is a constructed language created by David J. P. Phillips. It is an a priori language, meaning its vocabulary and grammar are not derived from any existing language. Phillips began developing akvopulilo in 2008 with the goal of creating a language that would be easy to learn and logical.

The phonology of akvopulilo is designed to be simple and familiar to speakers of many languages. It uses a small set of consonants and vowels, and avoids complex consonant clusters or tonal distinctions. The grammar is also intended to be regular and predictable, with a minimal number of exceptions. Akvopulilo employs an agglutinative structure, where grammatical functions are expressed by adding affixes to root words.

The vocabulary of akvopulilo is built from roots that are intended to be universally recognizable or easily derivable. Phillips has stated that the language is still under development, and its vocabulary and grammar may evolve over time. There is a small community of speakers and enthusiasts of akvopulilo, and resources for learning the language are available online. The purpose of akvopulilo is primarily for personal exploration and as a potential tool for international auxiliary communication.