
I've heard significantly different story about Ido from Esperantists. --:Taw I think the links were better embedded into the material rather than being listed at the end. Is there a Wikipedia policy on this? --:Chuck Smith Agreement of adjectives and the accusative ending were not simply eliminated as redundant, they were ''traded'' for free word order. If you have free word order, you need markers to tell what function each word has in the sentence. Once you impose a rigid word order (as in modern English), ''then'' these markers become redundant. Also, I would add that, in constrast to Esperanto-speakers who "attack" Ido, there are Esperanto-speakers who prefer Ido but would rather stick with the momentum and support Esperanto as an international language. -- Quark == Resistance to language change == Did Zamenhof really reject changes to Esperanto? I had read that he preferred to let the Esperanto community decide on changes. It was a biased source, though. User:Cprompt :To my knowledge, you are correct. The community saw that most of the reforms made the language more European and less international. Every change has its advantages and disadvantages, so they decided to reject them. I tried to edit the article, but then decided not to because I can't do it NPOV... if you could edit it accordingly, I would appreciate it. --User:Chuck SMITH I'll give it a try. --User:Cprompt == Professionalism == ''much more about Ido grammar can be explained here, such as pronouns, affixes, references to the history of the language'' looks sloppy in the article itself. Such a comment should be posted on this very talk page. : I commented it out. The part that really still needs to be done is explaining the affix system and how it differs from that of Esperanto --User:Jim Henry 20:31, 5 Aug 2004 (UTC) == Describe Ido in itself or by contrast with Esperanto? == I recently wrote some more material on Ido's grammar and phonology, continuing the earlier trend of noting contrasts with Esperanto. Not sure if we should keep doing that or switch to describing Ido in itself and relegate the comparisons to another section or even a separate article. But since Ido started as an Esperanto reform project, embedding the comparison in each linguistic section seems to make sense. --User:Jim Henry 20:31, 5 Aug 2004 (UTC) :Perhaps there should be a separate page to compare Ido and Esperanto. Then here Ido could be described in isolation.User:MarSch 17:53, 13 Mar 2005 (UTC) == Ido interrogatives == I would like to know about interrogatives/correlatives in Ido. Is it as regular as that of Esperanto (see Esperanto_grammar for a nice table of all 45)? Could this table be added please?User:MarSch 17:51, 13 Mar 2005 (UTC) == ''qu, gu'' vs. ''kv, gv'' == There is no phonological change here, but rather an orthographic one, so I moved where this was covered. Since many of the world's people do not distinguish IPA [v] and [w], in many cases there isn't even a phonetic difference between Ido ''qu, gu'' and Esperanto ''kv, gv'' (though to an English speaker, of course, they seem completely different). User:Kwamikagami 21:57, 27 Apr 2005 (UTC) ==History== Interesting that the number of people seems to have declined, almost a little surprising considering the general rise in interest in international communication, as well as the rising world population and increased ability in learning and transport--you'd predict a rise in interest (as well as such measures as attendance at the international conference) rather than a fall. ~ User:Dpr 04:31, 16 Jun 2005 (UTC)
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Words begining with Ido:
Ido
Ido
Idocrase
IdoFind
IDog
Idoine
Idol
Idolatry
Idolatry
Idolatry
Idolatry/archive
Idolatry/archive1
Idolatry/archive2
Idolatry/archive3
Idolatry/archive4
Idolatry/archive5
Idolatry/archive6
Idolatry_in_Christianity
Idolatry_in_Christianity
Idolatry_in_Judaism
Idolatry_in_Judaism
Idolcrash
Idolism
Idolize
Idologicdh
Idolon_specus
Idolon_tribus
Idolotry
Idols
Idols_(Netherlands)
Idols_(South_Africa)
Idols_of_Exile
Idol_(Iceland)
Idol_(Iceland)
Idol_(Norway)
Idol_(Poland)
Idol_series
Idol_television_series
Idol_worship
Idol_worship
Idol_worship_archive
Idomeneo
Idomeneo
Idomeneus
Idómeneus
Idonea_Fane
Idono
Idono
Idonotknowitall
IdONtliKedUByA
Idont_havaname
Idont_havaname
Idoru
Ido_language
Ido_language
Ido
Ido
I've heard significantly different story about Ido from Esperantists. --:Taw I think the links were better embedded into the material rather than being listed at the end. Is there a Wikipedia policy on this? --:Chuck Smith Agreement of adjectives and the accusative ending were not simply eliminated as redundant, they were ''traded'' for free word order. If you have free word order, you need markers to tell what function each word has in the sentence. Once you impose a rigid word order (as in modern English), ''then'' these markers become redundant. Also, I would add that, in constrast to Esperanto-speakers who "attack" Ido, there are Esperanto-speakers who prefer Ido but would rather stick with the momentum and support Esperanto as an international language. -- Quark == Resistance to language change == Did Zamenhof really reject changes to Esperanto? I had read that he preferred to let the Esperanto community decide on changes. It was a biased source, though. User:Cprompt :To my knowledge, you are correct. The community saw that most of the reforms made the language more European and less international. Every change has its advantages and disadvantages, so they decided to reject them. I tried to edit the article, but then decided not to because I can't do it NPOV... if you could edit it accordingly, I would appreciate it. --User:Chuck SMITH I'll give it a try. --User:Cprompt == Professionalism == ''much more about Ido grammar can be explained here, such as pronouns, affixes, references to the history of the language'' looks sloppy in the article itself. Such a comment should be posted on this very talk page. : I commented it out. The part that really still needs to be done is explaining the affix system and how it differs from that of Esperanto --User:Jim Henry 20:31, 5 Aug 2004 (UTC) == Describe Ido in itself or by contrast with Esperanto? == I recently wrote some more material on Ido's grammar and phonology, continuing the earlier trend of noting contrasts with Esperanto. Not sure if we should keep doing that or switch to describing Ido in itself and relegate the comparisons to another section or even a separate article. But since Ido started as an Esperanto reform project, embedding the comparison in each linguistic section seems to make sense. --User:Jim Henry 20:31, 5 Aug 2004 (UTC) :Perhaps there should be a separate page to compare Ido and Esperanto. Then here Ido could be described in isolation.User:MarSch 17:53, 13 Mar 2005 (UTC) == Ido interrogatives == I would like to know about interrogatives/correlatives in Ido. Is it as regular as that of Esperanto (see Esperanto_grammar for a nice table of all 45)? Could this table be added please?User:MarSch 17:51, 13 Mar 2005 (UTC) == ''qu, gu'' vs. ''kv, gv'' == There is no phonological change here, but rather an orthographic one, so I moved where this was covered. Since many of the world's people do not distinguish IPA [v] and [w], in many cases there isn't even a phonetic difference between Ido ''qu, gu'' and Esperanto ''kv, gv'' (though to an English speaker, of course, they seem completely different). User:Kwamikagami 21:57, 27 Apr 2005 (UTC) ==History== Interesting that the number of people seems to have declined, almost a little surprising considering the general rise in interest in international communication, as well as the rising world population and increased ability in learning and transport--you'd predict a rise in interest (as well as such measures as attendance at the international conference) rather than a fall. ~ User:Dpr 04:31, 16 Jun 2005 (UTC)
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I
IA | IB | IC | ID | IE | IF | IG | IH | IJ | IK | IL | IM | IN | IO | IP | IR | IS | IT | IU | IW | IX | IY | IZ |Words begining with Ido:
Ido
Ido
Idocrase
IdoFind
IDog
Idoine
Idol
Idolatry
Idolatry
Idolatry
Idolatry/archive
Idolatry/archive1
Idolatry/archive2
Idolatry/archive3
Idolatry/archive4
Idolatry/archive5
Idolatry/archive6
Idolatry_in_Christianity
Idolatry_in_Christianity
Idolatry_in_Judaism
Idolatry_in_Judaism
Idolcrash
Idolism
Idolize
Idologicdh
Idolon_specus
Idolon_tribus
Idolotry
Idols
Idols_(Netherlands)
Idols_(South_Africa)
Idols_of_Exile
Idol_(Iceland)
Idol_(Iceland)
Idol_(Norway)
Idol_(Poland)
Idol_series
Idol_television_series
Idol_worship
Idol_worship
Idol_worship_archive
Idomeneo
Idomeneo
Idomeneus
Idómeneus
Idonea_Fane
Idono
Idono
Idonotknowitall
IdONtliKedUByA
Idont_havaname
Idont_havaname
Idoru
Ido_language
Ido_language
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