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Le forma "-ense" veni del latino classic.

Le forma "-ese" es romanic, plus specificamente
italian.

Si on vole scriber interlingua de un maniera latinesc,
usange parolas como "sed" e "ego" in vice de "ma/mais"
e io, on anque poterea usar le forma "-ense", que
vermente es tan clar como "-ese".

Io mesme prefere usar "io", "ma", e "-ese".

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Le forma latinesc "-ense" veni del latino classic.

Le forma "-ese" es romanic, specificamente italian.



Statounitense o Statosunitense

Statounitese o Statosunitese

Io personalmente prefere la forme singular latinesc " Statounitense" que es plus facil a dire.

Nonne?



Salute




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