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Note too that in this particular dialect ( dialects vary on this point ) the pattern in Table 15 is the common one of Romance , discussed in §3.4 above.41 PLURAL ' merem ' merets sə duk TABLE 15. Romanian dialect ' go ' , present tense ...
Note too that in this particular dialect ( dialects vary on this point ) the pattern in Table 15 is the common one of Romance , discussed in §3.4 above.41 PLURAL ' merem ' merets sə duk TABLE 15. Romanian dialect ' go ' , present tense ...
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EX > 2 ' in the Sambugāū dialect ) SUFFIXES : = 1 -yokt ' NEG ' ( Mulgāū dialect ) ~ -1 ' NEG ' -th ( in imperatives ) 2 -a ' PST ' ( with Pos . 10 suffix -e ) or ' IMP ' ( with Pos . 10 suffix -a ) -na ' 1 > 2 ' -na ' 1SG.
EX > 2 ' in the Sambugāū dialect ) SUFFIXES : = 1 -yokt ' NEG ' ( Mulgāū dialect ) ~ -1 ' NEG ' -th ( in imperatives ) 2 -a ' PST ' ( with Pos . 10 suffix -e ) or ' IMP ' ( with Pos . 10 suffix -a ) -na ' 1 > 2 ' -na ' 1SG.
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There is one such case , involving past tense negative forms in the Mulgāũ dialect . Unlike in the Sambugāũ dialect , where negation is marked by a suffix -t , the Mulgāũ dialect relies on the suffix -yokt ~ -yakt .
There is one such case , involving past tense negative forms in the Mulgāũ dialect . Unlike in the Sambugāũ dialect , where negation is marked by a suffix -t , the Mulgāũ dialect relies on the suffix -yokt ~ -yakt .
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