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Syntax

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Romandian sentence structure follows SVO.

Here's an example sentance:

Mi laffitt ád ëvropa.

(I live in Europe)

Mi - I (Subject)

Laffitt - living (Verb)

ád - at/from (Particle)

ëvropa - Europe (Object)

Adjectives are formed by the root noun (ras - red) and the suffix +ön, and it is always followed by the noun it's describing. For instance, "red house" would be "rasön toë". Adjectives only take on the suffix when they are active.