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The Nominative case (N) = The subject, the basic form of the word, answers the question Who / What; for example, father…
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Grammar Syntax The main features of Lyszenian syntax are as follows: The verb (predicate) agrees in person and number wi…
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Lyszenian nouns are inflected for case and number. There are six cases: nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, locati…
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Pronouns IYouHimItHerWeWe twoYou twoMasc. TheyThey non-male crowdsThey otherwiseReflexiveSirLadyGentlemenTwo ladies/gent…
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Possessive pronouns Môj, My, long declensionMasc. inan. sing.Masc. an. sing.Masc. an. dualMasc. inan. dualMasc. inan. pl…
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Adjectives Masculine inanimate singularMasculine animate singularMasculine inanimate dualMasculine animate dualMasculine…
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Verbal noun: The verbal noun is denoted by removing the infinitive ending (-ť) and adding -nnie Future tense: Add a prop…
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Prepositions Each preposition is associated with one or more grammatical cases. The noun governed by a preposition must…
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There are two question markers: li, which takes the form of a suffix either separated by a hyphen (môžeš-li) or wholly a…
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