Arrow keys, space, and click all work. Press 'p' to go to the pronunciation guide. Press it again to return to the slide you left. Param xû disfrepa orû rafeka tavare. (For you to enjoy this project I want.)
Padû is based heavily on Spanish, grammatically and conceptually. I speak English, so there is a lot of influence from English as well. Padû has OSV typology (Object - Subject - Verb). for example: (A sandwich Bob ate.) Proper nouns are not altered. The only pronouns are: I, us, you/y'all, and he/she/they/it All English homonyms carry over (as long as they are the same part of speech) (that's why I said most ;) All stress falls on the penultimate syllable (syllable before last), except when there are less than 3 syllables. (Note: stress not very important.) Multiple negatives are used (emphatic negation like in Spanish).
