Novbasa - Revision history

Fox Saint-Just at 11:53, 17 April 2022

2022-04-17T11:53:07Z

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	'''Novbasa''' (formerly known as '''Ardlang''') is a [[constructed language\|constructed worldlang]] created by user Fox Saint-Just in 2013. Its name is composed by the words ''nov'' ("new") and ''basa'' ("language"). Its main features are a regular phonetic inventory, a strict SVO sentence order and a vocabulary that aims to defy Eurocentrism without renouncing to widely known translations. ~~While its main inspiration~~ is ~~Lingwa de Planeta, Novbasa has some traits in common with Sambahsa, like~~ the ~~use of proto-languages and a rather wide vocabulary base~~.		'''Novbasa''' (formerly known as '''Ardlang''') is a [[constructed language\|constructed worldlang]] created by user Fox Saint-Just in 2013. Its name is composed by the words ''nov'' ("new") and ''basa'' ("language"). Its main features are a regular phonetic inventory, a strict SVO sentence order and a vocabulary that aims to defy Eurocentrism without renouncing to widely known translations. The development of Novbasa is currently on hiatus and the information online is to be considered obsolete.

	The main linguistic influences of Novbasa are Indo-European languages, Chinese (from which most of the isolating grammar is derived) and Arabic, but its [[A posteriori (languages)\|a posteriori]] vocabulary is built considering many other languages, including Austronesian languages, Altaic languages, Swahili, Basque and Nahuatl. This approach is remarked by Novbasa's motto ''Ab hol dunya, pro hol dunya'' ("From the whole world, for the whole world").		The main linguistic influences of Novbasa are Indo-European languages, Chinese (from which most of the isolating grammar is derived) and Arabic, but its [[A posteriori (languages)\|a posteriori]] vocabulary is built considering many other languages, including Austronesian languages, Altaic languages, Swahili, Basque and Nahuatl. This approach is remarked by Novbasa's motto ''Ab hol dunya, pro hol dunya'' ("From the whole world, for the whole world").

Sware: Sorry about that, changed infobox

2022-04-14T21:41:04Z

Sorry about that, changed infobox

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	\|script1 = Latn		\|script1 = Latn
	\|script2 = Cyrl		\|script2 = Cyrl
	\|creator = ~~Elia Ansaloni~~		\|creator = User:Fox Saint-Just
	\|created = 2013		\|created = 2013
	\|clcr = qad		\|clcr = qad

Fox Saint-Just: I prefer to use my nickname.

2022-04-14T20:56:17Z

I prefer to use my nickname.

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	'''Novbasa''' (formerly known as '''Ardlang''') is a [[constructed language\|constructed worldlang]] created by ~~Elia Ansaloni~~ in 2013. Its name is composed by the words ''nov'' ("new") and ''basa'' ("language"). Its main features are a regular phonetic inventory, a strict SVO sentence order and a vocabulary that aims to defy Eurocentrism without renouncing to widely known translations. While its main inspiration is Lingwa de Planeta, Novbasa has some traits in common with Sambahsa, like the use of proto-languages and a rather wide vocabulary base.		'''Novbasa''' (formerly known as '''Ardlang''') is a [[constructed language\|constructed worldlang]] created by user Fox Saint-Just in 2013. Its name is composed by the words ''nov'' ("new") and ''basa'' ("language"). Its main features are a regular phonetic inventory, a strict SVO sentence order and a vocabulary that aims to defy Eurocentrism without renouncing to widely known translations. While its main inspiration is Lingwa de Planeta, Novbasa has some traits in common with Sambahsa, like the use of proto-languages and a rather wide vocabulary base.

	The main linguistic influences of Novbasa are Indo-European languages, Chinese (from which most of the isolating grammar is derived) and Arabic, but its [[A posteriori (languages)\|a posteriori]] vocabulary is built considering many other languages, including Austronesian languages, Altaic languages, Swahili, Basque and Nahuatl. This approach is remarked by Novbasa's motto ''Ab hol dunya, pro hol dunya'' ("From the whole world, for the whole world").		The main linguistic influences of Novbasa are Indo-European languages, Chinese (from which most of the isolating grammar is derived) and Arabic, but its [[A posteriori (languages)\|a posteriori]] vocabulary is built considering many other languages, including Austronesian languages, Altaic languages, Swahili, Basque and Nahuatl. This approach is remarked by Novbasa's motto ''Ab hol dunya, pro hol dunya'' ("From the whole world, for the whole world").

Sware: Updated infobox

2021-07-05T19:01:43Z

Updated infobox

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	{{Infobox language		{{Infobox language
	\|name = Novbasa		\|name = Novbasa
			\|altname = Ardlang
	\|nativename = Novbasa		\|nativename = Novbasa
	\|pronunciation = [nov'basa]		\|pronunciation = nov'basa
	\|familycolor = ~~Conlangs~~		\|familycolor = Conlang
	\|~~fam1~~ = ~~[[w:Conlang~~\|~~Conlang]]~~		\|script1 = Latn
	\|~~fam2~~ = ~~[[w:Worldlang~~\|~~Worldlang]]~~		\|script2 = Cyrl
	\|~~script~~ = ~~[[w:Latin script\|Latin]], [[w:Cyrillic script\|Cyrillic]]~~		\|creator = Elia Ansaloni
			\|created = 2013
			\|clcr = qad
	}}		}}

Учхљёная: Correcting categories.

2018-10-28T17:55:50Z

Correcting categories.

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	[http://konlangerz.com/conlang/81/Novbasa]Novbasa on KonlangerZ		[http://konlangerz.com/conlang/81/Novbasa]Novbasa on KonlangerZ

	[[Category: A posteriori ~~conlangs~~]]		[[Category: A posteriori]]
	[[Category: Conlangs]]		[[Category: Conlangs]]

	~~[[Category:Languages]]~~
	[[Category:Languages]]		[[Category:Languages]]

Chrysophylax: Text replacement - "Category:Conlangs" to "Category:Languages"

2017-01-20T04:59:52Z

Text replacement - "Category:Conlangs" to "Category:Languages"

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	[[Category:Languages]]		[[Category:Languages]]
	[[Category:~~Conlangs~~]]		[[Category:Languages]]

Fox Saint-Just: /* Verbs */

2015-03-11T20:31:18Z

Verbs

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	\| Imperative \|\| ''(ba) baw'' \|\| build!		\| Imperative \|\| ''(ba) baw'' \|\| build!
	\|-		\|-
	\| Present Participle \|\| ''~~bawint~~'' \|\| building		\| Present Participle \|\| ''baw-xa'' \|\| building
	\|-		\|-
	\| Past Participle \|\| ''ge baw'' \|\| built		\| Past Participle \|\| ''ge baw'' \|\| built
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	\| Imperative \|\| ''(ba) es'' \|\| be!		\| Imperative \|\| ''(ba) es'' \|\| be!
	\|-		\|-
	\| Present Participle \|\| ''~~esint~~'' \|\| being		\| Present Participle \|\| ''es-xa'' \|\| being
	\|-		\|-
	\| Past Participle \|\| ''bi'' \|\| been		\| Past Participle \|\| ''bi'' \|\| been

Fox Saint-Just: /* Correlatives */

2015-03-11T20:29:44Z

Correlatives

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	\|-		\|-
	!Amount		!Amount
	!–~~kwant~~		!–kwanti
	\|''~~sakwant~~/~~tokwant~~''<br>(this/that much)		\|''sakwanti/tokwanti''<br>(this/that much)
	\|''~~mokwant~~''<br>(some)		\|''mokwanti''<br>(some)
	\|''~~aonkwant~~''<br>(any quantity)		\|''aonkwanti''<br>(any quantity)
	\|''~~omnikwant~~''<br>(all of it)		\|''omnikwanti''<br>(all of it)
	\|''~~nekwant~~''<br>(none)		\|''nekwanti''<br>(none)
	\|}		\|}

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	\| ''kwey'' \|\| why		\| ''kwey'' \|\| why
	\|-		\|-
	\| ''~~kwant~~'' \|\| how much		\| ''kwanti'' \|\| how much
	\|}		\|}

Fox Saint-Just: /* Correlatives */

2015-03-11T20:28:15Z

Correlatives

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	!Place		!Place
	!–stan		!–stan
	\|''sastan/tostan''*<br>(here/there)		\|''sastan/tostan''<br>(here/there)
	\|''mostan''<br>(somewhere)		\|''mostan''<br>(somewhere)
	\|''aonstan''<br>(anywhere)		\|''aonstan''<br>(anywhere)
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	~~<charinsert>*</charinsert>~~ Adverbs ''sastan'' and ''tostan'' are rarely used. They are often replaced by the more practical ''je'' ("here") and ''la'' ("there"). Also, ''ayna'' is often used instead of ''~~omnici~~''.		Adverbs ''sastan'' and ''tostan'' are rarely used. They are often replaced by the more practical ''je'' ("here") and ''la'' ("there"). Also, ''ayna'' is often used instead of ''omnivez''.

	The main difference with Esperanto is that "question" pronouns are not formed this way, and therefore are listed apart.		The main difference with Esperanto is that "question" pronouns are not formed this way, and therefore are listed apart.

Fox Saint-Just at 20:27, 11 March 2015

2015-03-11T20:27:33Z

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