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Ido
Ido was originally created in 1907 as a reformed version of Esperanto. The reforms were not accepted by the Esperanto community and it was decided that the only way to carry them out would be to use a new name for the language.
How is Ido different from Esperanto?
Alphabet 00% Aug 30, 2005
Alphabet introduction
Principles of orthography
Grammar 00% Aug 30, 2005
Syllables
Personal pronouns
Demonstrative pronouns
Adjectives
Verbs
Articles & qualifiers
Conjunctions
Prepositions
Comparatives & superlatives
Forming questions
Forming commands
Forming dates & times
Lessons 00% Aug 30, 2005
LEVEL I: Beginner 25% Apr 2, 2008
1. Introducing yourself
2. Describing yourself and others
3. Numbers
4. Colors
5. Recreation
6. Family
7. Around the house
8. The workplace
9. School
10. Onomatopoeia
LEVEL II: Intermediate 00% Aug 30, 2005
1. Shopping
2. At the restaurant
3. Downtown
4. Public transportation
5. At the hotel
6. At the library
7. At the farm
8. Medical care
LEVEL III: Advanced 00% Aug 30, 2005
1. The human body
2. Religion
3. Nature
4. The universe
5. Reading a book
6. Using the telephone
7. Using computers
About this Book 00% Aug 30, 2005
About the Authors 00% Aug 30, 2005
Authors
Constructed languages
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