Learn Interlingue - Lesson 2

Articles

The definite article is li for all genders and numbers.

The indefinite article is un; lu may be used for as an article if an adjective is used alone as an abstract conception.

Nouns

The singular noun has no specific grammatical ending. An exception, however, is -e, -o, -a, respectively used to distinguish neuter, masculine, and feminine [camarad/e, /o, /a].

The plural is formed by adding -s to the words ending in vowels, or in -c, -g, -um; -es to words ending in other consonants.

Pronouns

The reflexive pronoun is se.

The subject pronouns are

| yo | I |
| tu | you (singular) |
| Vu | you (formal) |
| il | he |
| ella | she |
| it | it |
| noi | we |
| vu | you (plural) |
| illos | they (masculine) |
| ellas | they (feminine) |
| ili | they |

The object pronouns are

| me | me |
| te | you |
| le | him |
| la | her |
| it | it |
| nos | us |
| vos | you (plural) |
| los | them (masculine) |
| las | them (feminine) |
| les | them (neutral) |

The possessive pronouns are

| mi | my |
| tu(i) | your (singular) |
| su | his, her, its |
| nor | our |
| vor | your (plural) |
| lor | their |