Proto-Esperanto

• Constructed language plan language International plan language Esperanto Pra - Esperanto

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Pra - Esperanto ( German: Proto - Esperanto ) is the current name for the first Planned Languages ​​project of Ludwik Zamenhof Lejzer. Zamenhof began working as a teenager in this project. More specifically, there was a Pra - Esperanto I of 1878 and Pra - Esperanto II of 1882. The actual Esperanto, which is spoken today, dates from 1885 and has been modified only slightly to its publication in 1887.

Pra - Esperanto has two important aspects of today:

• It shows how Zamenhof piece by piece, his first draft altered.
• Characteristics of Pra - Esperanto can be used as a stylistic device, where an ancient form of language is desired in the drafting of Esperanto literary texts.

However, precisely the Pra - Esperanto II, the Esperanto Logie before problems: It is not get down to a few fragments, but there is a fragments Edition with description, which was published by Gaston Waringhien. The tradition history leaves open important questions, and Waringhien cited mainly from his own copies of the Second World War allegedly destroyed the original ( are obtained from the only two pages as a photo - reproduction of Edmond Privat).