Aaldrisch Wiki:Grammar

The Grammar of Aaldrisch is explicitly made to not be difficult, at least for English speakers.

Plurals
Nouns are pluralized with -s exclusively. If the noun ends with s, -es is added instead; for example "the force" is translated as de pors, whereas "the forces" becomes de porses.

Tense
There are only three tenses in Aaldrisch: the present tense, in which the verb is not changed at all; the past tense, in which the word hetge is added before the verb; and the future tense, in which the word sal is added before the verb. For example, "I eat" is ek eet, "I ate" is ek hetge eet, and "I will eat" is ek sal eet.

Voice
One interesting is that Aaldrisch, borrowing from Filipino, uses the affix in to make the subject of a verb its recipient. While the proper terminology in Filipino would be the "focus" of the verb (pokus ng pandiwa), due to its limited application in Aaldrisch it is simply called passive voice. For example, "it writes" would be dit skryf, but "it is written" would be dit is skinryf. "It breaks" would be dit sraa; "it was broken" would be dit is sinraa.

Words beginning with vowels have in attached to the front of the word, for example imbent becomes inimbent.