Why not use a regularized form of a natural language as an international language?
In our opinion, a language which looks and sounds similar to a natural language is problematic. First, it often appears to be a bad version of a natural language to native speakers. Once usage of a given language is established, it is very difficult and even disturbing for people to modify it. Second, even a modified version of a natural language still carries with it the potential for cultural and linguistic imperialism. 4. Is Ayola a revision of any other constructed language, such as Esperanto, Loglan, or Interlingua? It is essentially impossible in creating a constructed language to produce a result that does not share some features in common with previous attempts. The term ‘revision’ implies a high correlation between the original and the revised version, i.e. a correlation coefficient of 75 -100%. The correlation between Ayola and other previous international languages such as Esperanto, Interlingua, and Loglan is considerably less than this range for the three principal grammat
