Ido in Japanese
Ido in Japanese is イド語 — Ido means a constructed international language created as a reform of Esperanto.
Ido in Japanese
イド語
Pronounced: idogo
A constructed language; a reform of Esperanto and Idiom Neutral.
What does "Ido" mean?
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name A constructed international language created as a reform of Esperanto.
"Ido was designed to be simpler and more regular than Esperanto."
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Ido in a sentence
- Ido was designed to be simpler and more regular than Esperanto.
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What is "Ido" in Japanese?
"Ido" in Japanese is イド語. Ido means: A constructed international language created as a reform of Esperanto.
How do you pronounce イド語?
"Ido" in Japanese is イド語, pronounced "idogo".
How do you use "Ido" in a sentence?
Example: "Ido was designed to be simpler and more regular than Esperanto." In Japanese, "Ido" is イド語.
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