The glosa is a international Langue auxiliary developed by Lancelot Hogben (under the name of Interglossa , England, 1943), Ronald Clark and Wendy Ashby (England, 1972-1992). The name “Glosa” comes from the Greek γλοσσα (glossa) , which means “language”.

The Vocabulaire glosa is composed of Latin roots and Greek, which provides the vocabulary of the Science S and the Médecine, and, with less precision, of the major part of the vocabularies French, English, Italian and Spanish; it is thus connected with the Romance Langues. However, contrary to those, the glosa is a insulating Langue (and not flexional): the words are invariable. Glosa is finally a simplified Latin language equipped with a grammar " chinoise" (some will say " small nègre"). It is necessary to recognize a certain effectiveness with this language whose grammar remains simple.

Example

Mi proto visited has Brussels E Europa Parlamenta (EP). Oligo will membra of EP E pusi idio stude grega - Hanns-Seidel Stiftung Pa organiza U debata Ge-nima: U Komunika E Lingua Problema in Europa Komunita - has qo metri U Ge-face lingua pal kontribu AD id solve. Semi Pa embarrassment invited represented you Glosa AD U-Ci unio. Dr. Egon A. Klepsch, Presidenta de Europa Parlamenta Pa apri a unio.

External bond

• multilingual Site on the glosa

Be-X-old: Глоса