
Inventor disagreements arose, and in consequence it was universallyĭeemed desirable to call into existence a society which would Soon, however, complaints arose as to certain imperfections of the language: some Volapükists arbitrarily introduced changes orĬorrections, which were not recognized by others, among them the Volapük clubs, and over twenty Volapük papers were published. This simplicity caused many to learn the interesting language, and after a few years Volapük was so widely spread that there were hundreds of Immediately entered upon with the aid of a dictionary.

Simple in a few hours the rules could be acquired and correspondence The difficult grammars of the living languages, is surprisingly Notice, since the grammar of this language, in contradistinction to

Language, called Volapük, which at the time attracted general Schleyer of Litzelstetten, Baden, succeeded in excogitating such a Made in the course of the last three hundred years to construct anĪrtificial language that would serve to facilitate intercourseīetween persons of different nationalities, in the year 1879 Rev. There exists a well organized international society, to which theĪfter many fruitless attempts - and all by eminent scholars - had been Premised as to the origin of the latter, for very few are aware that In publishing this Dictionary of the Neutral Language, something must be "What is most International is nearest the Ideal." (a) History of the International Academy of the Universal Language.
