Liti

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What is liti? A life style. An ideological personal and social experience. A micro language. A way to thing the world. A positive psychological inner travel in yourself. A planned global micro interlanguage globally representative with just 20 root-concept-words. Simple and minimalist.
 
Origin: Based in a think way of living (minimalist) and in the most recent researches about linguistic studies. Experiences of Pandunia language launched officilally in 2017, from more than 10 years of deep global researches, Toki Pona minimalist concept (in 2001), Esperanto (planned in 1887, the most successful planned language with more than 140 years old and speak nowadays in all continents) ideas and other universal concepts.
 
Concept: Create an unique experience by and for yourself, to perceive the world around you in a new way. Be minimalist. Live as simple as possible. Achieve and get the essential of your life.
 
Language structure: Just 20 universal concepts. Elemental (nature) concepts is used to create everything that you want to communicate. It was used root-concept-words for: manufactured thing, beings, basic human feelings, modifiers to act in any way, from adverb, adjective or modifiers itself to form new compound-words and concepts, primary actions,  nature elements of the universe and colors. A word names the simplest concept or idea from anything. All liti-root-word end in consonant: “xǝx-”, so that, you can create nouns (put an -i at the end), verbs ( -a), objects ( -e), and so on, by liti-root-word.
 
Going live: Verbs end in -a. Objects end in -e. Nouns, pronouns, adjectives, modifiers end in -i. Feelings end in -consonant. Basic Rules: Every word is read as it is written. No letter is silent. Sounds like International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). The basic Latin alphabet is used for writing liti. Only the lower-case letters are necessary. Nouns are unaffected by number or gender. They are neither masculine nor feminine, and neither singular nor plural by default. Sentences have subject-verb-object S-V-O by default, or whatever, it does not matter (mi gama jivi = i love you; mi gam ji = I love u). Two or more nouns can be put together to make a compound word (fari+besi /red liquid/ = faribesi = red wine or apple juice or hot tea, for example). A modifier is a word that adds some quality or description to the thing denoted by another word, ex: small (liti), big/high (niliti), good/nice (pan), bad (nipan). “ni” works to create an opposite idea of the original root-word: love (gam), hate (nigam). There is just one question mark “?” (ke?: who, what, when, how, etc). An alternative: use the drawings (the liti diagram is just a reference) to write and communicate what you want to.
 
Have fun. Go deeper in yourself. Live the beauty of the essential.