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Just this morning...
... I've decided to change the endings applicable to the 2nd person of singular and the 1st and 2nd persons of plural of the indefinite stance of verb conjugation.
Everything else on verb conjugation remains the same.
Thee changes were made under inspiration on czech and slovensky conjugation (well, it's true for the plural persons only). For the 2nd singular person, I decided to somewhat simplify the ending, since a doubled consonant at the very end of the word pulls tonicity to the very last syllable. Also this does not alter vowel harmony rules, and such changes does apply for indefinite forms only. Definite forms remain the same too.
No more, for now. Bye (;
... I've decided to change the endings applicable to the 2nd person of singular and the 1st and 2nd persons of plural of the indefinite stance of verb conjugation.
| Tense | Person | Before | From Now |
|---|---|---|---|
| No-past | 2nd Singular | arsesz | arsess |
| 1st Plural | arsuk | arsime | |
| 2nd Plural | arssek | arsite | |
| Past | 2nd Singular | artesz | artess |
| 1st Plural | artuk | artime | |
| 2nd Plural | artsek | artite |
Everything else on verb conjugation remains the same.
Thee changes were made under inspiration on czech and slovensky conjugation (well, it's true for the plural persons only). For the 2nd singular person, I decided to somewhat simplify the ending, since a doubled consonant at the very end of the word pulls tonicity to the very last syllable. Also this does not alter vowel harmony rules, and such changes does apply for indefinite forms only. Definite forms remain the same too.
No more, for now. Bye (;
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