Novial
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1. Novial - Noun
2. Novial - Proper noun
Meaning
an artificial language
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I proposed some not inconsiderable amendments, especially by introducing an "orthographic" Novial alongside the original phonetically written language.
Esperanto is credited with influencing or inspiring several later competing language projects, such as Occidental (1922) and Novial (1928).
Jespersen suggested that it might be possible instead of the digraph SH to use the phonetic symbol ʃ. For more details, see the Pronunciation Guide of the Novial Wikibook.
Language sample for comparison Here is the Lord's Prayer in Novial and several related languages: Criticism As Jespersen relates in his autobiography, in 1934 he proposed an orthographic reform to Novial, which displeased a part of the users.
A major difference between Novial and Esperanto/Ido concerns noun endings.
An international language Novial was first described in Jespersen’s book An International Language (1928).