2. Syllables are formed by a logical and consistent system of vowel signs that can be attached to consonant characters
3. Uses pure vowels and largely un-accentuated except for some minor stress on the first syllable of words
4. Alphabet order is logical -- a grid arranged by tongue position and nasalization
The biggest bad thing about the language: the formal grammar is very much latin-like, and equally difficult to master. Fortunately, the spoken version is largely grammar-less.
1. Fully phonetic
2. Syllables are formed by a logical and consistent system of vowel signs that can be attached to consonant characters
3. Uses pure vowels and largely un-accentuated except for some minor stress on the first syllable of words
4. Alphabet order is logical -- a grid arranged by tongue position and nasalization
The biggest bad thing about the language: the formal grammar is very much latin-like, and equally difficult to master. Fortunately, the spoken version is largely grammar-less.
Source: I speak it.