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Is a whole new set of language pairs a possibility?
Thread poster: Caryl Swift
Caryl Swift
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Feb 26, 2009

What potential for expansion of the translation and interpreting industries might there be here, I wonder?

http://tinyurl.com/bum8xl


 
chica nueva
chica nueva
Local time: 10:56
Chinese to English
Stone Age communications; the 'basic vocabulary' of a language Feb 27, 2009

Caryl Swift wrote:

What potential for expansion of the translation and interpreting industries might there be here, I wonder?

http://tinyurl.com/bum8xl


Hello Caryl

Very interesting! Thanks very much!

In your market, perhaps
Stage 1 proto-Slavic paleo-lexicography could be the way to go,
Stage 2 grafted onto texting, and sold as a new pan-Slav language

What do you think. And what script would you use.

BTW Chinese linguists refer to a 'basic vocabulary' of Chinese: 基本词汇 [jīběncíhuì] universal, stable, generative; it sounds like a somewhat similar idea.

Lesley

[Edited at 2009-02-27 02:53 GMT]


 


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Is a whole new set of language pairs a possibility?






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