Nouns all end in -e. Adjectives all end in -i, regardless of gender. Any noun referring to a sentient being may be neutral (-e), feminine (-je) or masculine (-we). Feminine and masculine should not be used unless the context makes it necessary (e.g. medical)....
Read moreAlthough English is a lot more flexible than French, some ideas are not easy to express. For example, what do you call someone whose job is to sell bread? A baker. The simplified Linal equivalent would be "bread-seller" or "bread-er". What English adjective...
Read moreLinal is a language I started thinking about a few years ago and I've unearthed recently, while talking with a friend, realizing how convoluted French (my mother tongue) makes it to express certain simple ideas. Linal is mostly about making everything...
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