Difference between revisions of "Esperanto - Lesson 2"
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Frato(brother)-Fratino(sister) | Frato(brother)-Fratino(sister) | ||
Signoro(Mr.)-Signorino(Mrs.) | Signoro(Mr.)-Signorino(Mrs.) | ||
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| + | And this apply for all the nouns. | ||
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| + | ''Plural of a noun'' | ||
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| + | In esperanto, if you want to change a singular into a plural, you just only have to add the letter -j. | ||
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| + | Birdo(bird)-Birdoj(birds) | ||
| + | Knabo(guy)-Knaboj(guys) | ||
| + | Floro(flower)-Floroj(flowers) | ||
Revision as of 06:14, 18 June 2006
Basic Structure II
Welcome to the second lesson of esperanto. Now we will learn more about the structure of this language, and you will be surprised about how easy the thsi language is.
Femenine of a noun
In esperanto when you want to change a noun from masculine to femenine you only must add the the particle -ino.
Patro(father)-Patrino(Mother)
Knabo(guy)-Knabino(girl)
Frato(brother)-Fratino(sister)
Signoro(Mr.)-Signorino(Mrs.)
And this apply for all the nouns.
Plural of a noun
In esperanto, if you want to change a singular into a plural, you just only have to add the letter -j.
Birdo(bird)-Birdoj(birds)
Knabo(guy)-Knaboj(guys)
Floro(flower)-Floroj(flowers)
