Some grammar:

    Infinitive form is -ca (-ppa for a word ending in a, i, o, or u, -pa for a word ending in e)

    For example: Kom=eat Komma=to eat, Sase=sigh Sasepa=to sigh 

 

 

    The direct article is -cal (-l for a word ending in a vowel). If the next word starts with L, the direct article is -alle (-lle for words ending in a, i, o, or u, -le for words ending in e )

 

For example: Logo=site Logol=the site Logolle Lannu=the language site

 

 

    Yes/ no is before the rest, 

For example:  'na ma dessor' means 'I don't want'.

 

 

 

    To make an adverb, add -mente.

 

For example: Siol=single, sole Siolmente=singly, only

 

    -d is past tense (ced for words that end in a consonant), and -r is future (cer for words that end in a consonant)

 

For example: Krie=create Kried=created Krier=will create

 

    The equivelent of -or or -er (as in builder, constructor) is -cor (-r if the word ends in a vowel). There are many exceptions.

  

 

  Sur before a verb makes it passive.

 

For Example: Quornamment=update Sur Quornamment=updated Sur Quornammenter=will be updated