Maj Adjectives

Augments:

Adverbs and adjectives are called augments. Each augment is ending with "o" but not all words ending with "o" are augments. Sometimes we can use multiple augments referring to the subject. In this case we can use the preposition "ci" to create a conjunction.

Adjective comparison:

For adjective comparison we do not change coda from "o" into "h". Instead we use auxiliary prepositions: "plu ka" = more than or "mio ka" = less than. If the comparison is equal we use the preposition "ka" = same.

• mia vaga sonu plu karo ka tia = my car is more expensive than yours.
• tua vaga sonu mio karo ka mia = your car is less expensive than mine.
• nue vage haru emo preca = our cars have the same price.

Note: In the previous example we have used nominative cases for the subject and accusative or genitive cases for the object. Pronoun cases will be explained later below, just read on...