Interslavic - common language for Slavs & gateway to Slavic languages? - Michael Patscheke | PG 2022

[@debe791]

interslavic should be promoted in all slavic countries

[@Miodrag.Vukomanovic]

That would usher in a unified Slavic State, which NATO and the west would not approve of.

[@sprig3432]

In primary schools, mostly as a second language

[@TheBiancap]

Love this introduction to interslavic, thank you

[@michaelwisniewski6047]

I'm definitely learning it!

[@OzkAltBldgCo-bv8tt]

Thank you for your motivating contributions

[@johnnokov2852]

I hope this takes off on a mass scale.

[@MatthewMcVeagh]

I've come to this talk as an English speaker wanting to learn Interslavic. The talk was generally good and informative, the one thing I'd disagree on is the usefulness of Slovianto, I think it could be a lot more useful to non Slavic speakers than Michael does. I'm interested in conlangs as well as learning natural languages so the artificiality of Slovianto is not an issue for me.

[@dmitryche8905]

In Slavic languages the case system is very important. you need to coordinate words according to cases, genders and tenses etc

[@MatthewMcVeagh]

@@dmitryche8905 Yes, that's natural Slavic languages, and Interslavic. There's no reason there can't be an auxiliary Slavic language that gets rid of cases though - Bulgarian does it after all.

[@OzkAltBldgCo-bv8tt]

Have you played interlingua on the Clozemaster app?

[@alanguages]

Unfortunately, the learning resources are extremely slim to learn Interslavic. The only ones available for English is an introductory about 166 pages. Other books are from other previous work, Neoslavonic and Novoslovnica. Which are not Interslavic, but works that contributed to making Interslavic.

[@dmitryche8905]

I would love to study an inter-romance language, for Spanish, Italian and Romanian. But Interslavic works, I understand it, although I have never studied it.

[@alanguages]

@@dmitryche8905 The inter-Romance like Inter-Slavic is called Romance Neolatino. Likewise also extremely slim on resources. I know only of two PDF books (A grammar book and dictionary) from their website, you can download for free. It is only in Neolatino. No audio resources at all. I tried to improvise by using a text to speech using the Italian audio. Still though it isn't an actual learning book for a particular language base.

[@dmitryche8905]

@@alanguages en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latino_sine_flexione

[@alanguages]

@@dmitryche8905 Not the same thing and the purpose for Latine sine Flexione is to be an international auxiliary language. Not an Inter / Pan- Romance. The actual Romance version of Interslavic, is Roman Neolatino.

[@dmitryche8905]

@@alanguages As far as I know, the inter-Romance language is called Interlingue

[@robertab929]

Some Interslavic words using loanwords from English because there is no other way to create word understandable to every Slav without learning. This could change if Interslavic will be taught at schools.

[@OzkAltBldgCo-bv8tt]

Why are the KZbin algorithms not being more kind to the polyglot gathering conference channel this should get more views?

[@georgeivanov6853]

I am from Bulgaria and almost got tired of hearing: “oh Bulgarians struggle to understand Interslavic!” I heard a similar opinion from a Russian woman talking on Russian National television about interslavic. Let me reassure you that as a Bulgarian I have no problem understanding this new language! It seems like a project that gets my thumbs up! One recommendation : green colour should be present on that flag if we are talking about acceptance and inclusion! Green is present in Belarusian and Bulgarian flags!! Please correct this!

[@PlagueBeer]

I don't like green color in my flag!😡

[@hamedkhojamli9294]

🙌❤️

[@PlagueBeer]

13:23 in Belarusan language "hour" means "гадзіна", not "година" like in Ukrainian.

[@GuzelKyrim-Ukraine]

As I wrote not once it is not need in any additional artificial language! Restoration of the common ancestor of all Slavic languages could be a huge plus! I speak fluent Ukrainian, Polish, dumn russian and more opr less understand most of the Slavic languages!

[@Adam-jr4lx]

Would you like to see my research? I'm making my own version of East Slavic based on Russian and Ukrainian. I want to restore the old words but I want to use future grammar.

[@GuzelKyrim-Ukraine]

@@Adam-jr4lx So called "Russian" was invented by Croatian linguist Yuri Kadjanich in early XVII century. He created his artificial language on the basis of Solunian dialect of Old Bulgarian language (aka Old Church Slavonic) in order to replace the vast majority of the Finnic and Ugrian dialects wich were the most vernacular tongs on the Moscovian lands with the very low degree of the mutual intelligibility. Kadjanich used Rutenian and Old Ukrainian grammar (grammatics of Melenty Smotricky) in order to make Old Church Slavonic less complicated and more useful for everyday usage. No need to any additinal artificial linguistic inventure at this time! Слава Україні!

[@Adam-jr4lx]

@@GuzelKyrim-Ukraine maybe but I don’t really care. Southern Russian and Belarusian is the most modern and innovative language, followed by maybe Ukrainian. I don’t care about your political conflict, I’m creating a proper Slavic language and I’ll use whichever languages I like. Розумеши ли? Я прошавая, їщё разе. Хочевеши ли помочати мему?

[@GuzelKyrim-Ukraine]

@@Adam-jr4lx! Як я вже казав раніше, нема жодної потреби в додатковій штучній мові позаяк відновлення спільної пра-Слов'янської бєсіди! Слава Україні! Україна понад усе!

[@Adam-jr4lx]

@@GuzelKyrim-Ukraine 1 не пизди. Я не хочу чути вашу пропозицію. Вас обдурили. Ви нічого не отримаєте від цієї війни. У найкращому випадку ви не помрете в полі. Це не смішно. Це не гра. не пизди 2.Both Ukrainian and Russian have serious problem. Both dialects have lost basic words like . Now both dialects are replacing native words with English words. . Українці та росіяни не хочуть говорити слов'янською. Вони хочуть говорити англійською 3. Common Slavic has old grammar and bad pronunciation. It's even worse than Old Church Slavonic. Studying it is fun but it's not the language of the future,