Some artificial languages have been designed for specific purposes beyond recreation, such as facilitating international communication, exploring linguistic concepts, or assisting individuals with communication disabilities. Here are examples of sentences in each of the mentioned languages:

1.Esperanto: "Saluton, kiel vi fartas?" (Hello, how are you?)
2.Ido: "Quale vu standas?" (How are you doing?)
3.Volapük: "Gud mönik, kiedel olsik 4.binol?" (Good morning, how are you?)
5.Toki Pona: "toki! sina pilin seme?" (Hi! How are you feeling?)
6.Klingon: "nuqneH, yI'el" (Greetings, speak)
7.Lojban: ".i coi, do xukau jibri" (Hello, what's your profession?)
8.Blissymbols: It's difficult to provide a text example, as Blissymbols is a visual language using pictographic symbols. However, a simple sentence could be "me eat apple," represented by symbols for "me," "eat," and "apple."
9.Interlingua: "Bon die, como te va?" (Good day, how's it going?)
10.Láadan: "Bíi eril, wil sha yáan háanáth?" (Hello, how are you?)

Keep in mind that these languages might not have widespread practical use in everyday life, but they can still serve specific purposes within their respective communities or fields of study.
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