überallSprache

überallSprache is a conceptual framework and a hypothetical universal language proposed by linguist Dr. Anya Sharma. The core idea behind überallSprache is to create a communication system that transcends cultural and linguistic barriers, allowing for seamless interaction between individuals from diverse backgrounds. Sharma posits that such a language would not be a new invention in the traditional sense, but rather an evolving synthesis of common linguistic elements and universal cognitive principles.

The development of überallSprache is envisioned as a gradual process, drawing inspiration from existing international auxiliary languages like Esperanto, but aiming for a deeper, more intuitive connection with human thought processes. Key features would include a simplified, regular grammatical structure, a lexicon derived from widely recognized roots, and a phonetic system designed for ease of pronunciation across different linguistic families. The ultimate goal is not to replace existing languages, but to provide a common ground for global understanding and cooperation. Research into überallSprache focuses on identifying fundamental linguistic universals and exploring potential mechanisms for its organic growth and adoption.