Ido

Ido is an international auxiliary language which was designed for use as a second language. Ido developed from a revised and simplified form of Esperanto. Ido resembles romance languages and does not need any special characters or accents to write.

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Examples from the eBooks: Learn some numbers, colours and a few simple phrases in Ido with Jack, Lisa and Pete the Parrot.
Numbers...
un, du, tri, quar, kin, sis, sep, ok, non, dek, dek-e-un, dek-e-du.
one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve.
	tri frambi three raspberries
	Quanta pomi esas? Esas nur un pomo. Tante delicoza! How many apples are there? There is only one apple. How delicious!
Colours...
	Ca floro esas oranjea. Tante bela! This flower is orange. How beautiful!
	La nivo esas blanka e kolda. Brrr... The snow is white and cold. Brrr...
flava .......... oranjea .......... rozea ........... reda ............ purpura .......... verda
yellow ... orange ... pink ... red ... purple ... green blue ... brown ... grey ... black ... white
blua .......... bruna .......... griza ......... nigra ............ blanka
Meeting Pete...
	Saluto! Me nomesas Payo. Quale tu nomesas? Hello! My name is Pete. What is your name?
Going on a picnic...
	Adube ni iras hodie? Ni iras al lago por piknikar. Where are we going today? We're going to the lake for a picnic.
	Halezu, Payo! Ni esas perdita! Ube esas la voyeto? Ni ne povas trovar ol. Stop, Pete! We're lost! Where is the path? We can't find it.
Time for lunch...
	Me tre hungras. I am very hungry.
	Danko. Thank you.
	Anke me durstas. I am thirsty too.
Magpie attack!
	Ay!! Helpo! Helpez me! Forirez! Ow!! Help! Help me! Go away!
Goodbye...
	Til rivido! Goodbye!
Extra words...
	Yes. Yes. No. No. Voluntez. Please. Ne dankinde. You're welcome.
Download the full eBook set to learn more about Numbers, Colours and more Simple Phrases. Follow the exciting adventures of Jack and Lisa as they meet Pete the Parrot and go off to find hidden treasure and go on a lakeside adventure!