Category: Modern Indo-European

ResearchGate

Modern Indo-European Verb conjugator and article on the migration of Indo-European-speaking peoples

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Fernando López-Menchero is still working on his self-learning course of Modern Indo-European. He did already publish a Modern Indo-European verb conjugator in ResearchGate: FLEXIE: A Conjugator of Modern Indo-European verbs I have been very busy with my PhD thesis for more than three years already (on Knee anatomy and pathology, nothing related to MIE), but while I Read more about Modern Indo-European Verb conjugator and article on the migration of Indo-European-speaking peoples[…]

A Grammar of Modern Indo-European, Third Edition, updated; and new Prometheus (Engineer Language) Edition!

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These are the latest news: A Grammar of Modern Indo-European, Third Edition, has been revised with a lot of minor corrections into v. 3.10 Fernando’s Proto-Indo-European lexicon has been updated, and incorporated into the grammar We have published the new version of the grammar, including all new information, online and printed at Amazon, without the Read more about A Grammar of Modern Indo-European, Third Edition, updated; and new Prometheus (Engineer Language) Edition![…]

Modern Indo-European learning course (Alpha), Pokorny’s Etymological Dictionary and PIE dictionary-translator

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As promised, these are the newest developments of the Dnghu Association: The ‘experimental’ sketch for the first (self-)learning course of Modern Indo-European, by Mario Basile, has been published. While still in Alpha (very unstable) version, it is intended to promote and allow for collaboration on a learning course with an Assimil-like format. It will eventually Read more about Modern Indo-European learning course (Alpha), Pokorny’s Etymological Dictionary and PIE dictionary-translator[…]

A Grammar of Modern Indo-European: limited copies of the first printed edition

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Until recently, we didn’t deem it useful to print our material (but for ISBN and Legal Deposit issues), as our grammar was very simple and the information contained was freely copied and redistributed. However, as our regional community is interested in offering copies of our grammar in their Public Libraries, and they’ve offered some public Read more about A Grammar of Modern Indo-European: limited copies of the first printed edition[…]

European language grammar translated into Spanish

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18/4/2006 [Legacy] Today the Dnghu Group made a public release of the introductory sections of our main Europaio Grammar in Spanish. We didn’t plan to translate the grammar to other languages, not even to Spanish. Nevertheless, given that the Public Administration members don’t necessarily speak English, it was recommended about two weeks ago that we Read more about European language grammar translated into Spanish[…]