Diario Linguano - A Latin or Romance Conlang

Prepositions + accusative  ad towards, to, for, at ante before apud at, by, near, to, towards atraverse de through  circum around contre against extre outside of, beyond excepte in into, onto inter among, between juxta/e next to, near mesme like non mesme (inmesme) unlike per by, through   pere throughout poste after propter because of secundum, segunde according to transe accross ultra/e beyond verse towards vie via Prepositions + ablative a (before a consonant) / ab (before a vowel) by, from abante from before (time) aposte (poste) after (time) ade about coram in the presence of, before cum, con with de from, concerning, of , for dede by dante at e (before a consonant) / ex (before a vowel) from, out of exlade without, outside inlade within, inside lade beside pre before pro for sine without Prepositions + accusative or ablative (Motion vs State) in + accusative into, onto (to) in + ablative in, on super + accusative over super + ablative upon (on) The meani...

Here is the regularized Classical conjugation of verbs in Linguano. Active Indicative Infinitive: amare Base word: ama Present: (-a) Amo amās amat amāmus amātis amant Future: (-bi) amābi amābis amābit amābimus amābitis amābunt Imperfect: (-ba) amāba amābās amābat amābāmus amābātis amābant Perfect: (-vi) amāvī amāvis amāvit amāvimus amāvitis amāviunt Future perfect (-veri) amāveri amāverīs amāverit amāverīmus amāverītis amāverint Pluperfect (-vera) .amāvera amāverās amāverat amāverāmus amāverātis amāverant Sigmatic Future (-ssi) Amassi Amaasis Amassit Amassimus Amassitis Amassint Passive Indicative Present  (-ur) amaur amāsur amātur amāmur / amamusur amātisur amantur Future (-bi_ur) amābiur amābisur amābitur amābimur amābitisur amābuntur Past (-ba_ur) amābaur amābāsur amābātur amābāmur amābātisur amābantur Perfect amātus sum amātus es amātus est amātus sumus amātus estis amātus sunt Future perfect amātus erō amātus eris amātus erit amātus erimus amātus eritis amātus erunt Pluperfect...

The table of comparative and superlative in Linguano is below. Adjectives More and Most: bello/a > bellioro/a > bellissimo/a bello/a > plus bello/a > lo/a plus bello/a bello/a > plus bello/a > plurim bello/a Less and Least: bello/a > bellimino/a > belliminimo/a bello/a > minus bello/a > minimus bello/a bello/a > minus bello/a > lo/a minus bello/a Examples : Isteo floro est bello, sed ellea rosa est belliora.  = This flower is beautiful, but that rose is more beautiful. Illia est la muliera bellissima. = She is the most beautiful woman. Ista casa est grandiminima. = This house is the least big. Irregulars : 1. bono > melioro > optimo = good better best 2. magno > mayoro > maximo = great 3. malo > peyoro > pessimo = bad, worse, worst 4. parvo > minoro > minimo = small 5. multo > pluso > plurimo = much/many, more, most Adverbs More and Most: bello/a > bellei (belle), bellamento bellei > belliorei > bellissimei ...

The conjugations of the verbs in Linguano follow the table at the reference below. Several difference will be pointed in this article. Base (-a, -e, -i) parla *base is used to conjugate: parla + to = parlato Personal Inflections Singular: First person = none Second person = -s Third person = -t . Plural: First person = -mos Second person = -tis Third person = -nt Infinitive (-ar, -er, -ir > r) parlar  haber parlato  haber de parlar Gerund (-ando, -endo, -indo > ndo) parlando  habendo parlato  habendo de parlar Present praticiple (-ante, -ente, -inte > nte) Parlante (adjective: parlanto, parlanta) Past participle (-ato, -eto, -eto > to) parlato  habito parlato  habito de amar Imperative (-ae, -ee, -ie > e) Linguano uses "parlae, videe, audie" sets. parlae  parla  parlaet  parlaemos  parlaetis  parlaent Present (-o, -eo, -io > o) Linguano uses "parlo, video, audio". Linguano uses "parlat, parlati...

Here is the table of pronouns in Linguano according to NOVAGEDA. (Nominative, vocative, accusative, genitive, dative, ablative) Regular Singular: First person: Jo (yo), joe, jom, joi, joo, ju Second person: To, toe, tom, toi, too, tu Third person: Illo, illoe, illom, illoi, illoo, illu (Illo, illa, illeo, illea) Plural: Inclusive first person:  noso, nosoe, nosom, nosoi, nosoo, nosu Exclusive first person:  joso, josoe, josom, josoi, josoo, josu Second person: voso, vosoe, vosom, vosoi, vosoo, vosu Third person: illos, illoes, illoms, illois, illoos, illus (Illos, illas, illeos, illeas) Self: Ipso, ipsoe, ipom, ipsoi, ipsoo, ipsu (Ipso, ipsa, ipseo, ipsea) *Plural -selves use -s Formal second person: Vo, voe, vom, voi, voo, vu Alternative (Latinate) NOVAGEDA (o, oe, em, io/ia, bi, e) (a, ae, am, ia, bi, e) Singular: First person: Yo, yoe, mem, mio/mia, mihi, me Second person: To, toe, tem, tuo/tua, tibi, te Third person: Illo, illoe, illem, ejo/eja or suo/sua, ei, ille/ye/lle ...

Grammatical case is the way you change or modify a word to fit the place it has in a sentence. In English, basic grammatical case is in use for pronouns (he, his, him). But in Linguano, we have Latin grammatical case. The cases are NOVAGEDA: Nominative Vocative Accusative Genitive Dative Ablative  Dative = to, for Ablative = with (instrumental), prepositions Locative = place The Pattern Pattern for feminine declension: Mensa Mensae Mensam/n Mensai Mensaa/ei Mense Pattern for closer to Classical feminine declension: Mensa Mense Mensam Mensai Mensae Mensaa Pattern for masculine declension: Domino Dominoe Dominom/n Domini/oi Dominoo/ou Dominu You can choose the Classical feminine if you want to be closer to Latin grammar. But, the regular one is easier to remember as it mirrors the masculine one. For plural form, you just need to at -s at the end of each word. The Adjectives Adjectives follow the case of the noun. "Mangom deliciosom"  = delicious apple "Casa bel...