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  • Re: Cape = LANDEK ili LADEK ???

    • Posted Mar 12, 2009 3:35 PM

      v esperanto net ni odnoj fonemi, kotoroj bi ne bilo v russkom ili polskom jazike

      The phonemes /h, g^, u^/ are absent in Russian. AFAIK, /h/ is absent in Polish.

      iz 2612 kornej, predstavlennij v «Universala Vortaro» (1894) tolko 29 mogli bit zaimstvovani iz russkogo ili polskogo jazika

      Zamenhof was randomly borrowing words from different European languages. The fact that only 1% of them were taken from Slavic languages proves that Zamenhof was avoiding them.

      The Alphabet seems to be the only feature of Esperanto influenced by Slavic languages. While the alphabets/orthographies of Western Europe are "traditionalist", the alphabets of Slavic languages tend to be more "radical", and this radicalism fit well the idea of radical international language.
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