What are the differences between and common points of Esperanto and Monda?
Monda and Esperanto share many common points: (1) Nouns have the ending -o; (2) Adjectives have the ending -a; (3) Derivative adverbs have the ending -e; (4) Infinitive verbs have the ending -i; (5) The pronunciation corresponds with spelling. The differences between Monda and Esperanto are: (1) The alphabet of Monda is the same as English and French, whereas in Esperanto there are 6 letters with a circumflex. (2) The plural nouns end in -oj for Esperanto, but -os or -o for Monda. (3)In Monda the verbs have the endings -an, -in, -on, -uz, -ez for present, past, future tense, subjunctive and imperative moods ; but in Esperanto they are -as, -is, -os, -us, -u. (4)Monda, unlike Esperanto, does not assume the male gender as the default, and thus does not define a cow, for example, as a female-bull, as Esperanto does. (5) In Esperanto, adjectives have number and case inflections; but in Monda, there are no such inflections. (6) The roots of words in Esperanto come mainly from Latin, whereas
