Niew Nederlandsch

Grammar
Niew Nederlandsch is a new version of Dutch, restoring some inflection with the modern vocabulary of Dutch, and restoring many strong verbs and weak verbs.

Nouns
Nouns have 3 genders, 4 cases, and 2 numbers.

Masculine nouns take -s/-es in the genitive singular, and in the plural, aside from the dative, which takes -n/-en, though a few might take -er and weak nouns -en. Neuter nouns also take -s/-es in the genitive singular, with -er in the plural, and -n/-en in the dative plural. Feminine nouns often have a weak plural -n/-en, and no inflection in the singular.

For example, Kind (n) is child. Thus: det Kind, des Kinds, den Kind, det Kind; de Kinder, der Kinder, den Kindern, de Kinder.

Feminine: Vrouw (f) is woman; de/der/de Vrouw and de/der/den/de Vrouwen Masculine: Veld (m) is field; de Veld, des Velds, den/de Veld; de/der Velder, den Veldern, de Velder

det is de Veld der Vrouw - that's the field of the woman. det is mijn Veld - that's my field de Velder - the fields

Verbs
To be is irregular as in every language:

Present: ik bem, du bist, hij/zij/het is; wij sijn, jij sijd, zij sijn Past: was, wast, was; waren, wart, waren

Example: ik bem her - I am here; ik was her - I was here. Subj Present: sij, sijst, sij; sijn, sijt, sijn Subj Past: ware, warest, ware; waren, waret, waren

Adjectives
No article: M - -es, -en, -en; -e, -er, -en, -e N - -es, -en, - ; -e, -er, -en, -e F - -er, -er, -e ; -e, -er, -en, -e Article: M -e -en, -en, -en; -en N -e -en, -en, -e ; -en F -e -en, -en, -e ; -en