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• A major revision of Interglossa is now called Glosa .)
• Interglossa was published in 1943 as just " a draft of an auxiliary ".
• "' Glosa "'is an international auxiliary language based on a previous draft auxiliary called Interglossa.
• Ron Clark came across the handbook of " Interglossa : a draft of an auxiliary " about 1960.
• (Interglossa combined dead lexical sources ( Greek and Latin ) with " Asian " or creole-like grammar.
• In 1943 Hogben announced the preparation of an additional volume, " A short English-Interglossa Dictionary ".
• Interglossa might be seen as the draft of its descendant auxiliary language Glosa, which has partly changed and expanded the lexicon.
• While aspects of Hogben s Interglossa were explicitly inspired by the auxiliary Basic English, Glosa tends to work like normal English.
• The ultimate result [ of Interglossa's blend of Western vocabulary and roughly Chinese or pidgin grammar ] would be that in trying to please everybody, no one would be pleased.
• Interglossa works with a small number of essential light verbs ( up to 20 ), which Hogben calls  verboids or  verbal operators, like the 18 verb operators of Basic English.
• For this reason, the name " Peano s Interlingua " might be regarded as the most accurate for the particular standard by Peano . ( As found in  Interglossa and its predecessors .)
• Europe and the English-speaking peoples, Interglossa is for a world in which China, Japan, and eventually the peoples of Africa, will march in step with the U . S . S . R . and with western civilization ."
• Hogben came up with a constructed language Interglossa which is actually pretty good in some ways ( often better than Esperanto ), but evaluating natural languages by how closely they resemble Interglossa is a semi-pointless exercise . " The Loom of Language " gives great prominence to the Praeneste fibula, which is often considered a forgery ( though looking at that article now, I see that this has been recently disputed ) . talk ) 15 : 16, 13 September 2012 ( UTC)
• Hogben came up with a constructed language Interglossa which is actually pretty good in some ways ( often better than Esperanto ), but evaluating natural languages by how closely they resemble Interglossa is a semi-pointless exercise . " The Loom of Language " gives great prominence to the Praeneste fibula, which is often considered a forgery ( though looking at that article now, I see that this has been recently disputed ) . talk ) 15 : 16, 13 September 2012 ( UTC)