Talk:Frontispico

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Hey, what language is this?

It's Ido! Mithridates 16:10, 10 April 2006 (UTC)

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[redaktar] Press contact

Is there anyone who wants to be the official press contact for this language, in the odd case anyone from the press wants to talk to a contributor to this project? If so, contact me at en:user:zanimum/press. -- Zanimum 16:40, 12 April 2006 (UTC)

I answered but please come also the other administrators. Fafnir 19:45, 12 April 2006 (UTC)

[redaktar] Why?

Why do people waste so much time on fake languages?

Why do you waste so much time whit stupid questions?

Ido is not a "fake" language. Although it is not spoken in any country, it has a full set of grammatical rules. It is constructed, not fake. Furthermore, Ido was constructed to address a very important need in the world today: the need for an international second language. Obviously, people in different countries speak different languages. Recently, the world has become increasingly globalized, an these language barriers have become a problem. Natural languages (ones that evolved: French, English, Russian, German, etc.) can be very difficult to learn, due to idioms, grammatical inconsistencies, and the like. For this reason, a number of languages have been constructed. Ido is one of these languages. Constructed languages have no exceptions to their grammatical rules. They have also been formed with the knowledge that foreigners will be learning them, so the vocabulary shares roots that many people already know. They are thus much easier to learn than natural languages. For more information, see Ido

Hey asshole at the very top! WTF is your problem? No I don't speak Ido, but that does not mean I think that people who speak and like it shouldn't be able to use it.

Oye bendejo! Que chingado es su problema? No hablo Ido, pero eso no significa que creo que personas quien habla Ido no debe poder usarlo.