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==Examples== | ==Examples== | ||
{{main|:Category:Auxlangs}} | {{main|:Category:Auxlangs}} | ||
Auxlangs in general can be considered one of the oldest types of conlangs, being an idea naturally born out of the drive for mutual understanding. Examples of auxiliary languages can be found in some of the most famous constructed languages, namely languages such as Esperanto, [[Volapük]], [[Ido]], [[Interlingua]], [[Interlingue]]/Occidental, and [[Novial]]. | Auxlangs in general can be considered one of the oldest types of conlangs, being an idea naturally born out of the drive for mutual understanding. Examples of auxiliary languages can be found in some of the most famous constructed languages, namely languages such as [[w:Esperanto|Esperanto]], [[Volapük]], [[Ido]], [[Interlingua]], [[Interlingue]]/Occidental, and [[Novial]]. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[A priori language]] | *[[A priori language]] | ||