What is Interlingua?
Q: What is Interlingua?
A: Interlingua is a planned language that uses words from most West-European languages.
Q: Who developed Interlingua?
A: Interlingua was developed by a group of people called IALA, the most known of which was Alexander Gode.
Q: How long did it take to develop Interlingua?
A: It took more than 20 years for IALA to develop Interlingua.
Q: When was the first dictionary for Interlingua published?
A: The first dictionary for Interlingua was finished and published in 1951.
Q: What languages were used as a base for Interlingua?
A: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian were used as a base for Interlingua.
Q: Why was Interlingua created?
A: Interlingua was created to be a language that could be easily understood by speakers of multiple West-European languages.
Q: Who worked on the creation of Interlingua?
A: The creation of Interlingua was a collaborative effort by IALA, a group of people including Alexander Gode.
