13-03-2001, 22:51
Il est dit dans l'introduction du cours de quenya de H.Fauskanger :<br>"Quenya probably stands about midway between an absolutely regular "Esperanto" and a typical "real" language with its spate of complexities and irregularities, yet perhaps closer to the former. Indeed Quenya is probably too simple to be entirely "credible" as a supposedly non-constructed language, at least if we compare it to the messy languages of Mortal Men in our own age."<br>L'idée me dérange quelque peu : pour avoir te,té d'en apprendre les rudiments, le quenya me semble loin d'être simple...<br>Comment faut-il comprendre ceci ? Quels sont les critères définissants la complexité d'une langue ?<p>E.