ARDANO
A language with words from all around the world.
Ardano means "Earth language".
Ardano is a world auxiliary language , intended to be a second language
for all, to facilitate communication between people of different cultures (It
is intended not to replace natural languages). It could be a great symbol of global social justice in everyday life.
All people and nations can live peacefully together just like the harmony in one language that contains all their languages.
Its author Zeinelabidin Elhassi from Benghazi \ Libya first started
Ardano in 2005 .
The first Ardano website was launched in 2007 ,and then the official release after publishing the first
Ardano book in 2008 (لغة الأرض )
2008 was the international year
of languages named by the United Nations.
And the second edition was published in 2009
ISBN 978-9959-1-0540-0
Uniqueness :
·
Its lexicon derived from
every natural language on this planet and that is one major reason why it will be the most successful auxiliary language.
· It's the only
existing language in the world that can protect and help directly endangered languages through out the world. And this
is a unique combination between the two major linguistic problems that face the world, the problem of the International auxiliary
language and endangered languages.
More advantages :
· Neutral. It is unlike Esperanto.
· There is no cultural advantage favoring a native speaker.
· Ardano is easier to learn than national languages
Within weeks, you can begin to speak Ardano.
· Ardano would also protect minority languages in a world
dominated by a few powerful languages.
No tendency toward any political, cultural, religious or economic hegemony.
We love all languages and we encourage
their use .
We present a language that could be used in international communications for anyone interested in using a fair
and neutral way of communications.
Pronunciation :
· Ardano is one of the most beautiful planned languages ,
some say it is "a piece of art".
· Ardano has a phonetic spelling, every
word is pronounced as it is spelled, 'using Italian vowels as a model'
Grammar:
· Simplified rules without exceptions.
· There is no grammatical gender.
