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For at least one form , the Past negative , a separate statement is needed for
each final tone in the Consecutive : ko n sarā I will get down ná À sarê I didn't get
down ko n kēzri I will peel ( it ) ná n kēērê I didn't peel ( it ) ko n meeri I will study
ná ...
For at least one form , the Past negative , a separate statement is needed for
each final tone in the Consecutive : ko n sarā I will get down ná À sarê I didn't get
down ko n kēzri I will peel ( it ) ná n kēērê I didn't peel ( it ) ko n meeri I will study
ná ...
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Continuative : Verbs of Classes 2 - u and 4 have final / u / ; others have the vowel
of the Consecutive . Verbs with final high or low tone have the same tone as in
the Consecutive ; final mid tone changes to low if the verb is regular , otherwise to
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Continuative : Verbs of Classes 2 - u and 4 have final / u / ; others have the vowel
of the Consecutive . Verbs with final high or low tone have the same tone as in
the Consecutive ; final mid tone changes to low if the verb is regular , otherwise to
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of other classes add / o / to the Frequentative , but verbs with final / ma / and
some others usually lack this vowel . — Past negative : The form is determined by
the form of the Past and the tone of the stem . If the stem has final mid , final / a / of
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of other classes add / o / to the Frequentative , but verbs with final / ma / and
some others usually lack this vowel . — Past negative : The form is determined by
the form of the Past and the tone of the stem . If the stem has final mid , final / a / of
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The IndoEuropean consonants in Albanian | 31 |
h before semivowels in | 41 |
The influence of Sidamo on the Ethiopic languages of Gurage | 63 |
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