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Aarteeacienciadememorizartudo is a language mainly consisting of a word that can be translated as "to remember" and an action. Theoretically, the words constituting the sentence have no particular relation to each other. It is not known how this language developed, though it was developed sometime in the last few centuries. The language has no known speakers, and only one document exists. The article "El lenguaje de la memoria" was written by Adam Watten, who translated the document. Adam Watten is a postgraduate student of cognitive linguistics at UCL (University College London). He spent four months working with the original author of this piece of writing to translate it into English. It was Watten's goal to keep as much information about the language as possible without adding any information that may distort the meaning of the text. The translation was done in order to help further the understanding of this language. The original author of this piece of writing, who is unknown, wrote this for the purpose of helping himself remember where he bought his socks three years ago. His memory failed him at that later time, and thus he needed another written record so that he could remember where he bought his socks. This is referred to as "old school" learning in educational terminology. By translating the document into English, it helps people to understand its true meaning and helps them to learn more about root words. Aarteeacienciadememorizartudo was created by the unknown author sometime in the 19th century or later. The words, which together form the language, do not have a specific meaning at all. The creator of this language attempted to create a language that would help him remember where he bought his socks. From simple examples he came up with, it is evident that the creator was well educated in Latin and Greek. This indicates that he was familiar with these languages, even if he did not know them well. It is also evident from the document that the author had a strong memory and a keen interest in history and geography as well as general knowledge of plants and animals. The best way to analyze the language is to look at an example. The original document is only six sentences long, and it is divided into three paragraphs. Aarteeacienciadememorizartudo's first paragraph reads as follows: The translated version of this text reads as follows: When analyzed, this language can be said to be phonologically rich. Aarteeacienciadememorizartudo contains seven different vowels (a, e, i, o, u) and two diphthongs (ai, au). cfa1e77820