Interlingua For Beginners

 We will discuss about pronouns in Interlingua Classica. Table of Pronouns English | Subject | Prepositional | Accusative | Genitive | Vocative 1 | Vocative 2 -> (I) | yo, ya | mo, ma | mom, mam | mio, mia | mu, me | myo, mya (You) | tyo, tya | to, ta | tom, tam | tuo, tua | tu, te | toyo, taya (He/she/it) | illo, illa, illeo, illea | illo, illa, illeo, illea, so, sa, seo, sea | lom, lam, leom, leam, som, sam, seom, seam | suo, sua, sueo, suea | illu, ille, illeu, illee | illyo, illya, illeyo, illeya (We) | nuos, nuas | nos, nas | noms, nams | nostro, nostra | nus, nes | nyos, nyas (You polite) | vuo, vua | vo, va | vom, vam | votro, votra | vu, ve | vyo, vya (You all) | vuos, vuas | vos, vas | voms, vams | vostro, vostra | vus, ves | vyos, vyas (They) | illos, illas, illeos, illeas | illos, illas, illeos, illeas, sos, sas, seos, seas | loro, lora, loreo, loreas | loms, lams, leoms, leams, soms, sams, seoms, seams | loro, lora, loreo, lorea | illus, illes, illeus, illees | illyo...

We will discuss about adjectives according to Interlingua Classica grammar. Points 1. Preface for Adjectives 2. Nominal Agreement for Adjectives 3. Placement of Adjectives 4. Comparative Adjectives 5. Comparative Prepositions 6. Absolute Superlative 7. Special Comparative Vocabulary (Irregular Words) 8. Article + Adjective 9. Adjective as Subject/Object 10. Adjective vs Noun Pairs by Final Syllable Difference 11. Adjective with Final Syllables other than O/A 12. Preface to Adjectival Formation General View Adjectives usually have the endings -o and -a. They are inflected according to the gender, number, and case of the noun they modify. Examples La flora parva esse bella. "The little flower is beautiful." Las floras parvas essen bellas. "The little flowers are beautiful." La femina brillianta esse bella. "The smart woman is beautiful." Los hominos brilliantos essen bellos. The smart men are handsome. Lo libro parvo esse bello. "The little book is beau...