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by masukomi 1061 days ago
not saying those papers are wrong, but 136 years and millions of speakers from _most_ countries and Esperanto's speakers seem just fine without adding irregular verbs.
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Turkish might be a better example: it's a real, natural language and highly regular.
Same with Japanese, apparently a completely unrelated, differently structured language.
Fun fact: A subset of the linguistic community conjectures that Japanese and Korean are part of the same family as the Turkic languages. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altaic_languages
Yes, but it's a really remote relationship, if it exists.