Yes.
3 years ago
I don’t know why, I just think it would be cool. One is where it uses mostly simple words (mainly to save me the effort) and all nouns end in e, all adjectives end in o, all verbs end in a, and so on so you can tell what kind of word a word is by the ending. And you can change the role of a word in a sentence by changing the ending, so you can make up new words. The other language I have in mind is much harder and more comprehensive, and its main feature is no hard sounds (like t, k, p, d, etc) and therefore more vowel sounds.
