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Official dakhelpage os Sambahsa-mundialect

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Sambahsa exercices in plur bahsas : Sambahsa exercices in plur bahsas (français - English - español - русский - português - esperanto)

Sambahsa ep Glosbe (yani amalan in vasya bahsas !); exempel os Englisch : https://glosbe.com/mis_sam/en/bahsa

Welcome to the Sambahsa-mundialect Wiki!

Sambahsa-mundialect is an international auxiliary language created by Olivier Simon. It was first released on the Net in July 2007. Sambahsa-mundialect (Sambahsa from sam (same) and bahsa (language); mundialect is a fusion between mundial and dialect) is a mixture of reconstructed language and auxlang, drawing vocabulary and grammar from Indo-European as modified based on common modern usage. It also has words from outside Indo-European.

The first source of inspiration for the vocabulary has been reconstructed Indo-European, but words from dialectal areas covering languages from different linguistic families (ex: sprachbünde) play a prominent role too. The technical and scientific vocabulary comes from the Greco-Latin roots common to most European languages. Generally, Sambahsa-mundialect tries to include words common to at least two different languages. The chosen languages are in general European ones (and above all English and French), but the spectrum stretches from Iceland to Japan, therefore including words from Turkish, Arabic, Persian, Swahili, Sanskrit, Indonesian, and Chinese. Though basically Indo-European, the grammar has been heavily simplified towards regularity and precision. Complicated features of Indo-European were discarded if they did not match a reasonable level of predictability or if they were not present in a significant number of living Indo-European languages. The orthography is regular but nevertheless allows it to integrate words directly from old Indo-European (ex: Pater = "father" ) as well as from modern languages like English or French (ex: Change, pronounced [tcAndj] in Sambahsa Phonetic Transcription).

- FAQ

- Download a baby-step primer for Sambahsa : Starter to Sambahsa

- Download here the full grammar in English : Pdf, with an improved layout by P.Carpentier

- a full Sambahsa-English text dictionary (text)

- a full Sambahsa-English dictionary for Windows, Mac and Linux (software)

- a Sambahsa phrasebook in English

- and a Sambahsa primer in English.

- Sambahsa - Complete Grammar: Sambahsa - Complete Grammar v. 20.09.0.pdf

- Interactive dictionary: link

- Sambahsa Reference Document

A page has been dedicated to litterature written in Sambahsa: Vocabulary keys.

All materials on this pbworks are copyright Dr. Olivier Simon. However, copy for a non-commercial use is permitted with mention of this webpage.