Naturalistic planned language is a type of constructed language that is designed to resemble natural languages in its grammar, vocabulary, and phonetics, while being deliberately created for specific purposes. These languages often aim to facilitate communication, enhance understanding, or promote cultural exchange. Unlike auxiliary languages, which are typically simplified for broader accessibility, naturalistic planned languages are crafted with a focus on linguistic richness and complexity, drawing inspiration from existing natural languages. They may be used in literary, artistic, or educational contexts, allowing speakers to explore new linguistic possibilities while maintaining a sense of authenticity and depth in their expression.

Definition och betydelse av "naturalistic planned language"på engelska

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