artificial languages
[/ɑːr.tɪ.ˈfɪʃ.əl ˈlæŋ.ɡwɪ.dʒɪz/]
nounpl: artificial languages
linguagens artificiais
1. Languages that are deliberately created and constructed by individuals or groups, rather than naturally developed by communities over time
Esperanto is one of the most famous artificial languages, created in the late 19th century to promote peace and international understanding.
Esperanto é uma das linguagens artificiais mais famosas, criada no final do século XIX para promover paz e compreensão internacional.
2. Formal languages designed for specific purposes such as programming, logic, or scientific communication
Programming languages like Python and Java are artificial languages created to give instructions to computers.
Linguagens de programação como Python e Java são linguagens artificiais criadas para dar instruções aos computadores.
3. Constructed languages developed for artistic, literary, or cultural purposes, often used in fiction or worldbuilding
Klingon and Elvish are artificial languages created for science fiction and fantasy universes.
Klingon e Élfico são linguagens artificiais criadas para universos de ficção científica e fantasia.
In Brazil, artificial languages are primarily discussed in academic, technological, and linguistic contexts. Esperanto has historical cultural significance in both Brazil and Portugal as a symbol of international cooperation. In the USA, interest in artificial languages has grown with science fiction fandom and the rise of computer programming. The study of constructed languages reflects broader interests in linguistics, communication, and cultural identity in both Brazilian and American contexts.
Related Idioms & Phrases
speak in artificial language
create an artificial language
learn an artificial language
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