Ido Language Learners

Ido Language Learners

Together, we\'re learning the constructed language Ido.

  • 9 forum topics
  • 3 wall posts
  • Created Thu Aug 27, 2020 2:30 pm

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3 posts — share updates and reply to club members.


  • sheysse replied · Aug 27, 2020

    Ido grammar is often meant as compromises. Some languages have no articles, some have definite and indefinite, so Ido only has definite articles. Some languages have adjectives precede nouns, and some have them come after, so Ido allows for both. Ido vocabulary is derived from English, Spanish, French, Italian, Russian, and German. It is obviously very eurocentric, but because of that it reaches a vast number of people without being too difficult to learn.


  • mythh
    mythh · Aug 27, 2020
    Shey, the PDF won't work in the URL bar because it's in your computer's hard drive. You'll have to upload it somewhere.

    sheysse replied · Aug 27, 2020

    Ah okay, I'm gonna have to work on that.

  • Club
    Ido Language Learners Club Update · Aug 27, 2020
    Welcome to the Ido Language Learners club! I encourage you to read through all of the lessons in the Forum section to get a feel for the language! Please try to keep the lesson topics empty, as I don't want to become cluttered. Ask questions on the wall!

    And then jump right into introducing yourself! Head over to the Ido lounge to start practicing. Don't be afraid to translate with dictionary sites - that's how you acquire new vocabulary!


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