Category: Indo-European revival

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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[…]

New europaio.org Wiki websites, new language projects and change of Dnghu’s domain name language policy

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The latest changes in the Association: 1. We decided to change our Indo-European Language Association domain name language policy, from a standard of “.eu” domains and translated terms written as is in the language, we want to offer a more unified writing, thus using almost only “.org” and names without dashes – but for indo-european.eu, Read more about New europaio.org Wiki websites, new language projects and change of Dnghu’s domain name language policy[…]

Proto-Indo-European language revival and Indo-European grammar presented to Europe’s smallest state: the Sovereign Order of Malta

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Fra’ Matthew Festing, the new Prince and Grand Master of the Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, of Rhodes and of Malta (known as the Sovereign Military Order of Malta), a Catholic order based in Rome, considered a sovereign subject of international law – hence the smallest European state – has received Read more about Proto-Indo-European language revival and Indo-European grammar presented to Europe’s smallest state: the Sovereign Order of Malta[…]

Brief report on the Proto-Indo-European language revival presentation in Toulouse, in the ‘Forom des Langues et Cultures du Monde’

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Just as Prof. Feraud, from the Russian stand in the Forum des Langues de Toulouse, describes the event yesterday, with the public reaction to the presentation of the Proto-Indo-European language revival project: There was a good attendance to the Language Forum, maybe in the thousands. Some hundreds of leaflets have been distributed among visitors – Read more about Brief report on the Proto-Indo-European language revival presentation in Toulouse, in the ‘Forom des Langues et Cultures du Monde’[…]

Proto-Indo-European language revival in France language fair: Forum des Langues et Cultures du Monde, 1st of July, Toulouse

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The Forum des Langues du Monde, organized by the Carrefour Culturel Arnaud-Bernard since 1993, is the most important language fair of Toulouse, and one of the best known in southern France. It shows the diversity of languages spoken in the region of Midi-Pyrénées – with a territory larger than 8 EU member states -, from Read more about Proto-Indo-European language revival in France language fair: Forum des Langues et Cultures du Monde, 1st of July, Toulouse[…]

Doctorate in Documentation (Linguistic Thesaurus) and the final decision on public subsidies

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Marà­a Teresa Batalla’s Doctorate in Documentation & Library Science, which is centered on Thesaurus software (as applied to linguistic terms), has been finished with a Honours degree, and should be read before the end of 2007. The Spanish-only terms may be accessed at the online Thesaurus Linguistics; she hopes to get some help before (or Read more about Doctorate in Documentation (Linguistic Thesaurus) and the final decision on public subsidies[…]

A Grammar of Modern Indo-European (Printed Edition) – First 200 copies prepared to be freely redistributed

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We have received the first 200 books, and we will start sending them to different libraries tomorrow. The editor Imcrea Editorial has worked a press release to be distributed among journalists, which we reproduce here: Report (revised automatic translation): In order to understand each other, the 27 EU member states have to trust the biggest Read more about A Grammar of Modern Indo-European (Printed Edition) – First 200 copies prepared to be freely redistributed[…]

Indo-European Language Association: Projects, Subsidies, ToDos and Holydays

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After the last weeks of holydays, some Dnghu members are back to work. We are all, however, engaged in different activities in the University – Doctorate, Exams, Academy (private) lessons for the exams, and language courses. Recent matters to be solved at DNGHU before the beginning of this academic course: – The decision on the Read more about Indo-European Language Association: Projects, Subsidies, ToDos and Holydays[…]

Esperanto, Ido, Lojban, Sindarin, Klingon and other game/experimental/invented languages’ supporters vs. Proto-Indo-European revival

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To all of you well-minded Esperantists and the rest of artificial languages’ supporters: First of all, thank you for your interest in Proto-Indo-European language revival. We appreciate your critics, whether constructive or (as usual) just annoying mails. To answer you all (we won’t do it individually), No, we are sorry, but we didn’t unite at Read more about Esperanto, Ido, Lojban, Sindarin, Klingon and other game/experimental/invented languages’ supporters vs. Proto-Indo-European revival[…]

Modern Indo-European Grammar (First Revised Edition) to be published in two different volumes

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Due to some delays in the (re)writing of the new Modern Indo-European Grammar, the Dnghu Association has decided to follow the next schedule: 1st. Publishing of the first revised edition of Modern Indo-European Grammar, Vol. I, Writing System, Phonology and Morphology. Probably in the next week or two, we still have some formatting pending. (If Read more about Modern Indo-European Grammar (First Revised Edition) to be published in two different volumes[…]