Hi nov_ialiste

Your comments are very very interesting

and I reported the mentioned corrections.

Novial is the auxlang I know the least.

I just quote the information given in the net,

mainly by Don Blaheta and James Chandler.

For EUROCLONES I don't create words,

I'm just collecting them.

You wrote that the vocabulary of Novial needs

to be expanded to include modern terms

and that my multilingual dictionary

will be helpful for this. I am happy !

Most scientific and medical words are very

international. Perhaps you might just apply

the Novial phonology and endings to coin words.

EUROCLONES is still very recent and

will evolve greatly.

Your help is very important.

I thank you very much !

Best Regards,

Jacques

*

If there are ways in
> which I can help you please let me know.


--- En linguamundi@yahoogroups.com, "nov_ialiste" <nov_ialiste@y...>
escribió:
> Hi Jacques,
>
> I have made a list of small corrections for the Novial entries of
> EUROCLONES A-B:
>
> alsepta -> aksepta
> tra; trans -> trans; tra (trans is the main word, tra is often
through)
> administrer -> administrere
> kontre -> konter
> omnitem -> omnitem, sempre
> Armeni -> armeni (capital letter only for the place not the
adjective,
> person or language)
> Armene -> armene
> com -> kom (most of the file uses Novial's phonetic system of
> spelling, com is the orthographic system)
> hinter -> hinter, bak (a later suggestion by Jespersen like "pos"
for
> "after")
> later -> apud, later (apud is the general word for "beside"
or "next
> to", "later" is more specifically "at/by the side of"
> per -> per, da (per = by means of, with(instrument); da = by
(person or
> agent))
>
> I am interested to know what your system of working is. The
vocabulary
> of Novial needs to be expanded to include modern terms and your
> multilingual dictionary will be helpful for this. If there are
ways in
> which I can help you please let me know.
>
> I am making a Novial-English dictionary which is more thorough than
> Novial Lexike, so the Novial vocabulary is becoming familiar to me.
>
> I am also writing a Novial Wikibook for Novial beginners which is
here:
>
> http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Novial
>
> Salutos,
>
> nov_ialiste