lingvistidele

Lingvistidele, also known as the International Auxiliary Language Association, is an organization dedicated to the development, promotion, and standardization of constructed languages, also known as planned languages or artificial languages. Founded in 1954, the association aims to foster international communication and cultural exchange through the use of these languages. Lingvistidele is headquartered in the Netherlands and has members from various countries around the world.

The organization plays a crucial role in the field of constructed languages by providing a platform for researchers, enthusiasts, and linguists to share their work and ideas. It organizes conferences, workshops, and other events to facilitate collaboration and the exchange of knowledge. Lingvistidele also maintains a database of constructed languages, which includes information on their grammar, vocabulary, and usage.

One of the key initiatives of Lingvistidele is the development of the Interlingua, a constructed language designed to be easy to learn and use for international communication. The language is based on a simplified form of several Romance languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, and Romanian. Interlingua is used in various contexts, including international organizations, academic research, and literature.

In addition to Interlingua, Lingvistidele supports the development of other constructed languages, such as Esperanto, Ido, and Novial. The association encourages the creation of new languages and the improvement of existing ones, with the goal of promoting linguistic diversity and fostering international understanding. Through its work, Lingvistidele contributes to the ongoing evolution of constructed languages and their role in global communication.