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Course Module A
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this is course module A, containing 4 module units Both are actually samples from Interlingua (or "latino sine flexione"), an artificial language started by Giuseppe Peano - the guy who also invented the logical symbols actually used in mathematical theorems.
Course Module A - Unit 1
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Course Module A - Unit 2
His idea, exposed in the "spanish" paragraph, was that European languages used all the same words borrowed from Latin, differing in grammar and pronunciation. In order to build a "lingua franca" -one of the holy grails of that time- he combined a Latin subset with an extremely simplified grammar and morphology.