"La knabino."

Translation: The girl.

[SojournerDest]

Brand new to this language, but seemingly; there are no noun genders? For the most part, female versions of words seem to be based off of their male counterparts. And like English, there's just a plain "the." Someone more versed correct me if I'm wrong please.

[balou67]

You're right, there are no noun genders, only living people/animals may be distinguished if needed.

[SojournerDest]

I love this language already.

[balou67]

Be careful, I've been addicted for 11 years! ;)

[Kittykathy123]

Correct : "La" is 'the". "She" and "He" is "Ŝi" and "Li" (respectively)

Also I know this is a year old post.

[AngocA81]

I wrote: "the girl" and it answered it was wrong.

[Moskau_Z]

Colombia is great! I don't know why it didn't go through. Hopefully somebody can help you.

[AmirMahdi78]

I can't believe i got it right! It's so fun to learn

[VeroJade]

Please add a "slow" version! This sounds like "Lak Na Bino" with the current audio. It would be easier to understand new words with a slower audio option.

[Mily_DaleABC]

Is this b pronouncwd as a v?

[JosiahLai]

No, all the letters are pronounced in the same way and do not change according to position.

[TheNameNotTaken]

Are there any silent letters in the language? I've been reading girl and boy wrong this entire time, so I don't want to get anything else wrong either.

[RandomCanadian12]

no silent letters at all, as it's unnecessary. One letter = One sound. Who would create a language that's supposed to be really easy to learn and intentionally put in silent letters?

[Navnoor11]

I thought that the k is silent and instead wrote lak nabino

[FernandoML4]

Same! xD

[Moskau_Z]

Why does he pronounce it Lak Nabino instead of La Knabino?

[TimMelton]

I keep typing the correct anser and it wont let me continue. I typed "Thw girl." Wirh and without the period.