→ vidu! (See!) Past participle: at → vidat (adjective: vidata) (seen) Present participle: ande → vidande (adjective: vidanda) (seeing) Future participle: inde → vidinde (adjective: vidinda) (will be seen) Samples The Lord's Prayer Sentences Look before you leap. = Goodnight, Miss Wilson. = What do you call this in Neo? = Where are you going? = It's none of my business. = Numbers 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 , 9 , 10 11 , 12 20 , 21 , ... 30 , 40 100 , 1000 5184 3522 Wanderer's Nightsong () by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Wanderer's Nightsong Up there all summits are still. In all the tree-tops you will feel but the dew. The birds in the forest stopped talking. Soon, done with walking, you shall rest, too. The Task by Douglas Blacklock The Task Words are used both to inform And to deceive and ensnare. God turns mens hearts From the path of slavery To that of Freedom. The unadorned short words of Neo May become an inspiration To the rightful use Of Speech and Writing. (Gino Buti) (Arturo Alfandari) References Bibliography Arturo Alfandari, Cours pratique de NEO, Brussel, Éditions Brepols, 1961. (DJVU 23.3 MB) Arturo Alfandari, Méthode rapide de NEO, Brussel, Éditions Brepols, 1965. (DJVU 4.5 MB) Arturo Alfandari, Rapid method of NEO, Brussel, Éditions Brepols, 1966. (DJVU 4.7 MB) External links Neo - a language conceived by Arturo Alfandari A blog in and on Neo A two-page overview The first 30 pages of The Rapid Method of Neo Neo Wiki on Miraheze Constructed languages International auxiliary languages Constructed languages introduced in the 1930s 1937 introductions