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Originally Posted by RonBee I'll stick with English.
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It's grammar looks pretty familiar:
Verbs in the infinitive end in -i: iri=to go, vidi=to see.
The present tense is formed by replacing -i by -an: iran=go, vidan=see.
The past tense is formed with the ending -in: irin=went, vidin=saw.
The future tense is formed with the ending -on: iron=will go, vidon=will see.
The conditional uses the ending -uz:
If mi esuz yi.=If I were you.
The imperative ending is -ez: Sidez!=Sit down! Venez!=Come!
The active present participle uses the ending -anta:
fluganta birdos=flying birds,
leganta studento=a student who is reading.
http://mondlango.mysitespace.com/verbs.htm