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Ailanto: Glosalist Archives - Monthly mail forwarders on matters reklating to Glosa and Interglossa. All "Glosalist" issues archived since its inception (July 1997). Links to other Glosa-related sites.
 
Glosa Basic Reference / Dictionary - Comprehensive presentation of Glosa edited by Wendy Ashby and Ron Clark and compiled by Paul O. Bartlett.
 
Glosa Dictionaries - Glosa-English Dictionary (GE) / Englissh-Glosa Literary Dictionary (EGL) / English-Glosa Basic Dictionary (EGB) / English-Glosa Core Dictionary (EGC) / Glosa-English Core Dictionary (GEC) . In addition, a brief introduction to Glosa, links to related pages, contacts to "Glosalist" discussions, notes on Glosa synonyms, omissions and agglutination. Compilation by Bill Pattersen's site (Ailanto)
 
Glosa International Auxiliary Language - Ron Clark's and Wendy Ashby's 1972 revival of Lancelot Hogben's 1940s Interglossa. This British-made International Auxiliary Language (IAL) takes its vocabulary from Greek and Latin roots and has a grammar closely resembling English, though with rigorous consistency. 26 letters with standard sounds. Examples of Glosa, parallel texts, Shakespeare in Glosa, basic Glosa reference including dictionary.
 
Glosa.org - Mutilingual site examining this international auxiliary language written in Glosa, English and German. Site contains info, learning and text materials, links, mailing lists and Glosa organization.
 
Glosa: A Possible Second Language for the World - by Robin Gaskell (1993) - A general presentation of Glosa by Robin Gaskell. About Glosa's inventor, features of Glosa, samples, prose (parallel text with Glosa and English), children's stories in Glosa, learning materials, what is IAL.
 
Ido-Glosa Comparison - Comparing the vocabulary and word power of Ido and Glosa, two International Auxiliary Languages (IAL). 2000 entries from each IAL language. English translations.
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