Ptydepe
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Ptydepe, is a fictional artificial language invented by Czech playwright Václav Havel in his 1966 play The Memorandum. The play concerns the events that unfold when Ptydepe is introduced as the new official language of an unspecified organization.
Ptydepe was constructed along strictly scientific lines, with none of the messiness and ambiguity of natural languages. In order to be able to express precisely all the subtle and easily-misunderstood nuances of natural language, Ptydepe has an...
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