Glosa

• Constructed language plan language World auxiliary language

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GLOSA is a modified version of the plan language Interglossa project, which was developed in 1943 by Lancelot Hogben, Ronald Clark and Wendy Ashby.

Structure

GLOSA should be an isolating language without inflections. Grammatical functions are taken over by Operator words and syntax. The same word in GLOSA can function as a verb, noun, adjective or preposition. The words derived from Latin and Greek. The debate is regularly and is based on the Italian. Is written with the Latin alphabet without special characters, vowel - consonant, or duplications.

Vocabulary

GLOSA has a basic vocabulary of 1000 words ( GLOSA 1000, Centra GLOSA ) and an extended vocabulary of about 6000 words ( GLOSA 6000, Mega GLOSA ).

Examples

• U feli = a cat, the cat
• Plu feli = cats
• Feli poli = many cats

• Drug- pe = doctor or health care professional
• Drug- fe = doctor
• Drug- to = male doctor

• Fe ki ad urba. = She is in the city.
• Fe nu ki ad urba. = You now goes to the city.
• Fe fu ki ad urba. = You will go into the city.
• Fe pa ki ad urba. = She went into the city.

• Tu debi auxi fe! = You should help her!
• Fe pote gresi. = You can go.
• Qe fe pote gresi? = Can they go?
• At pa e dromo pote salta. = He could run and jump.
• Qe mu pote salta? = Can you jump?
• U makina functional plane. = The machine works well.
• Ne pote detection u defekti. = Can not find the error.

• Ave! = Hello!
• Place! = Please!
• Gratia de tu grama. = Thanks for your letter.
• Vale! = Good-bye!
• Pardo! = Sorry!

Others

The name German dance music project Fragma derives from the plan GLOSA language and means " division " or "fence".