It is also not yet complete, with the vocabulary still being simplified. An allophone is one of at least two alternate pronunciations for a phoneme. As with Esperanto, the accent is always on the penultimate syllable. Every word is spelled phonemically. Thus Esperanto is borrowed as Eseperanta .
Nouns end in -a .
They are not inflected for plural, gender or case. The relationship of case is expressed by prepositions. The comparative is made by using the word pelo , the superlative by supelo . With the comparative, the conjunction olo is used. The verb undergoes no change with regard to person or number or tense, which is instead conveyed as necessary through context.