Antonio Carlos R. da Fonseca | Re: Probably a common question

• Autor: Antonio Carlos R. da Fonseca (“acrfonseca”)
• Tema: Re: Probably a common question
• Data: 2005-04-19 14:05
• Mesaje: 975 (a supra, presedente, seguente)

Rio, 19/04/05

Car Jacques,
> Do you know where is it possible to find the most complete
> LFN vocabulary ?
LFN has several dictionaries, pleas look at:
http://www.lingua-franca-nova.net/ and follow the links.

> For example I cannot find the LFN word translating the adjective
> "English". Is it "engles" as for the language ?

In LFN "engles" is a noum and an adjective.
In:
Engles es un sifra de comunica. (English is a communication code).
"engles" is a nom.
But in:
La om engles se porta plu bon. (The English man dresses very well).
"engles" is an adjective.

It´s not difficult, but for better understanding you should read the
LFN grammar and realise how simple LFN is. It would get a short time
from you.

Salute,

Antonio