Ido
Ido is a constructed language based on (and similar to) Esperanto. I started learning it in 2018, then took a break, and came back in 2022. Linguistically I really like it a lot, even though it has about 0.1% of Esperanto’s speaker base 😅 I even have an Ido-language edition of this website.
Did you know? I also have a wiki page called ‘Ido’! If you want to check that out, you can do so here.
Posts
- : 💻 New Ido-Language Site Edition: At long last, I can announce that the Ido-language edition of this site has been made publicly available! 🎉 I’ve …
- : 😮💨 All Over the Place: Why is it that every time I let my blog go without a post for a few days, and then I think to myself, “Man, I …
- : 📝 Micro post: Started a silly little CYOA story (it’s about my cat nagging me for food 😆) in Ido, using Twine, tonight. I made …
- : 🎮 On Interactive Fiction and Language-Learning: Last week, I spent a few hours going down the rabbit-hole that is experimenting with interactive fiction. This is a …
- : 😡 On Ido and Far-Right Subversion: So, I wanted to share a little experience I had on the Internet last weekend. As I’ve mentioned, I have an …
- : 💬 Micro post: After toying with the idea for a while, I made an additional Mastodon account to practise writing in (mostly, probably) …
- : 💬 Return to Duolingo: Nine days ago (to judge by my streak), I dusted off my old Duolingo account and (re-)started working through a couple of …
- : 💬 Rambling on Hugo’s Multilingual Mode: A couple of days ago I started experimenting with Hugo’s multilingual mode (external link). Basically, I …
Jessica Smith is a socialist and a feminist who loves animals, books, gaming, and cooking; she’s also interested in linguistics, history, technology and society.