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Places: International artificial language.  See also Esperanto.
 

World Language.com

This is the ultimate language store. They have the world's largest selection of language products, as well as, links to other sites.  They also have an overview of each language and country information where the language is spoken.  Clicking Go To Language will take you directly to their products for this language.

Languages-on-the-web
This site contains excellent, comprehensive information on many languages. Their links for a language are organized by categories such as general links and on-line resources for dictionaries, translators, phrasebooks, newspapers, magazines, and lessons.  Unlike other web sites with language information, this site only links to serious and useful sites.  This site did not have information on this language the last time we checked. Click on their name to go to their homepage to see if they have this language now.

iLoveLanguages

 
Go To Language
This site is one of the biggest and best guides to languages on the web.  It has links to both free on-line resources, as well as, a direct link to the Amazon.com page with products for this language.  They also cover language schools and other language topics and resources. Clicking Go To Language will take you directly to the iLoveLanguages page for this language.

TravLang: Foreign Languages For Travelers

Go To Language
This site contains text and sound files for over 60 different languages including this language which you can learn on-line for free. It also has links to other language sites.

Audio-Forum
Audio-Forum has the world's largest selection of self-instructional language courses: 275 courses in 96 languages. This includes audio tapes, books, and CD ROMs.  They also have videos and electronic translators. The last time we checked, they did not list this language at their web site.

Schoenhof's Foreign Languages Inc.
Go To Language

They have one of the most extensive collection of foreign language literature and study books (e.g., language courses, phrasebooks, dictionaries) of any bookstore in the United States. The "Go To Language" link will take you to their page for this language.