đ§ Warning: OUT OF DATE & INDEFINITE HIATUS
Eberban has been updated considerably, making this course out of date. Overarching concepts are still accurate like âA Little Logicâ and âArity Mismatch Resolutionâ, but concrete explanations and examples like âThe Alphabetâ and âMorphology Featuresâ are no longer.
Thereâs no telling when this course will be updated. Please see the Reference Grammar and the Discord Server for your learning journey.
This course teaches Eberban up to an intermediate level. If, after having completed this course, you were teleported to Eberstan (the country of the Eberbanic people), then you would blend in just fine. For further technical coverage, see the Reference Grammar.
Who is this for?
This course is for everyone, not just programmers and/or logical language fans. If youâve made it this far, itâs safe to say you can read English, which is the only assumption this course makes. With this in mind, all jargon will be introduced gently.
If this is your first time learning a new language, let alone a logical language such as Eberban, then it may take time to digest some chapters. Thatâs okay! Just keep swimming đ
How does this work?
This course reads like a book. Each chapter will introduce a new concept accompanied by new vocabulary, relevant jargon, and example sentences.
Credits
- Mia Entropy, Eberban architect
- Zmavli Caimle, whose work on aberbanbju inspired this project
- The ber spua Discord server
- Past, present, and future contributors