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A set of aspects of a language that make communication easier, simpler or more compact using the inventory of a given language
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Which language is more complex, English or French? Is it even possible to objectively measur...
As @Draconis' wonderful answer explains, the exact definition of complexity makes answering this question hard, but I'd suggest that any definition of complexity that ranks Esperanto equal to Lojban (or … I personally think that the reason that it's so hard to define and study complexity between langauges is because natural languages evolve over time, all approaching some "optimal complexity" to optimize …
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