Letters | Sunday, 19 April 2009

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One language for peace

The United Nations should make an effort to establish an international language. All countries should be involved. Each country should send a representative and together with the experts from the existing international languages such as Esperanto and Glosa would decide on an extremely simple grammar as in Glosa. An international alphabet should be chosen with one phoneme for one graphine. Then each language would contribute thee words that fit the alphabet and the grammar. The rest of the vocabulary would be taken from the existing international languages like Esperanto and Glosa. For peace to reign in the world we should work towards things that unite us like an international language.

Josephine Gatt-Ciancio
Kalkara

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