A truly viable international language

by Hawg Wylde

I think that some of the most important considerations for a truly viable international language are as follows:
1. The greatest ease of learning for the greatest number of people.
2. The most easily enunciated for the majority of the earths population.
3. An alphabet that is easily mechanically reproducible using currently available hardware, I.E. keyboards, Typewriters etc.
4. A vocabulary that utilizes the most commonly used word roots, and incorporates words, acronyms and expressions that are currently internationally used/recognized.
5. The possibility of widespread acceptance and eventual adoption.

In the past I had very high hopes for Esperanto, however I now believe it has one fatal flaw that will condemn it to oblivion. That flaw is its Accented letters. The work around of using X after the accented letter is disconcerting to say the least and to my mind is not a viable fix.
I'm currently looking into Mondlango/Ulango and am at this point impressed with what I see, if it shows any potential of really taking off I intend to adopt it wholeheartedly.

danki

一种真实地可实行的国际语言

由Hawg Wylde

我认为某些对一种真实地可实行的国际语言的最重要的考虑是如下：
1. 最伟大的舒适学会为最了不起的人数。
2. 为地球人口的多数最容易地吐字的。
3. 使用现在可以得到的硬件容易地是机械上可再生的字母表， i.E. 键盘， 打字机等。
4. 运用通常使用的词的词汇量根源， 并且合并词， 国际上当前使用的首字母缩略词和表示 认出。
5. 普遍采纳和最后的收养的可能性。

从前我有非常对世界语的远大抱负， 然而我现在相信它有将谴责它对忘却的一个致命缺点。 缺点是它的重读的信件。 工作使用X，在重读的信件困惑认为最少之后和到我的头脑不是可实行的固定。
我当前调查Mondlango

机器翻译的，凑合看吧。