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Esperanto: Constructed Languages
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Esperanto music is music written, recorded, and performed in Esperanto, a constructed language used for international communication. The following lists are of artists, popular songs, publishers, events and projects, organizations, and magazines relating to music in Esperanto.
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Esperanto is the most widely spoken constructed (or artificial) international language. A constructed language is one whose phonology, grammar and vocabulary are artifically designed rather than having evolved naturally over time. Constructed languages tend to be very regular because they did not undergo historical changes that normally occur in natural languages.
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Some of the other planned languages that have emerged in the twentieth century have attempted to address criticisms of Esperanto. Yet despite its criticisms, no other constructed language has approached the number of Esperanto speakers or has an extensive body of literature like Esperanto. Some of these other languages are quite different from Esperanto while other languages, like Ido, are based on Esperanto, and enjoyed a period of popularity in the early 1900s. More recent spinoffs from Esperanto include the modified form Riismo which seeks to eliminate sexual inequality from the language. Other alternative languages include Idiom Neutral, Occidental, Novial, and Interlingua; some languages not originally intended as international auxiliary languages are ... sometimes suggested, such as Lojban. Because Esperanto is the most well-known of constructed languages, many who have been interested were unaware of these other languages, but the Internet offers information about these languages as well.
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