International auxiliary language: Revision history

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• curprev 07:1007:10, 29 August 2023‎ Menasewi talk contribs‎ 1,757 bytes +1,757‎ Created page with "An '''international auxiliary language''', or '''IAL''' or '''auxlang''' for short, is a language meant for communication between people with different first languages. ==Toki Pona== Though inspired by {{wp|Esperanto}}, which is well-known for its {{wp|Finvenkism|goal of global propagation}}, Toki Pona was not intended to be an international auxiliary language itself. Despite this intention, some speakers believe that Toki Pona would be a relatively accessible IAL...."