auxiliary verbs Oh, here we are with the auxiliary verb conjugations
they ,
be and
Ecce ,
have / us. These verbs are very special because they have different forms that they have acquired over time, but they are now rapidly disappearing. So I chose to use the words
rur for items used only in rural areas,
qdis for those who are about to disappear.
Some of the verbal forms has an asterisk, which connects with the corresponding Latin written at the end.
WORD THEY (being) They also stress *
Past Participle Stado
* lat. they THIS INDICATIVE 1 SO 2 *
know she is
3, En ** (
rur), making this *** (
qdis )
1 we are, èssimi (
qdis )
2 Seat 3 is
, En **, making this *** (
qdis )
* lat. sum ** perhaps from Latin inest *** Latin ADEST IMPERFECT INDICATIVE 1 was
2 were 3 was a
FYROM, hermitages
* 2 were 3 was
, Erene
* lat. eramus THIS CONDITIONAL it would be to
1 2 Sarissa, sarìsci (
qdis )
3 it would be to
1 sarìssimo, sarìscimo (
qdis )
2 Sarissa, sarìsci (
qdis )
3 Sariah, sarìene
MANDATORY they
2 *, (there) to which they, the (by) them
2 (ci) Ede from them, dued (by) them
* lat. es WORD ECCE (have) THIS INFINITE exception, is, ave, ae
Past Participle udo, audo, vudo
THIS INDICATIVE 1 (IC) or
2 (ci) Ai, (c)
3 (ci) à
1 (ci) * emo
2 (ci) Ede
** 3 (us) a, (ci) * Anne
lat. Habemus ** lat. habétis IMPERFECT INDICATIVE 1 (ci) éo
2 (ci) and
3 (us) and
1 (ci) Emie, (we) Emmi
2 (ci) and
3 (ci) and ( ci) EENEE
THIS CONDITIONAL 1 (ci) to (ve) RIA
2 (ci) to (ve) fights, (it) to (ve) risks (
qdis )
3 (us) to (ve ) RIA
1 (ci) to (ve) rìssimo, (ci) to (ve) rìscimo (
qdis )
2 (ci) to (ve) fights, (it) to (ve) risks (
qdis )
3 (us) to (ve) estuary, (ci) to (ve) rien
MANDATORY Have 2 (ce), (ci) is the Da (CEC), gods (from) surplus
2 (ci) is from Ede (CEC), dued (by) Ecce
be noted in the conjugation of verbs First, it is important that in some cases for the conjugation plural the singular form is used: it See
were (which means you were really
, but you were
) and
(us) and (same address). The third person plural form is matched both their own (eg.
Cianna ) But also a form equal to the third singular (eg.
lora CIA). The second person plural has two forms:
know and
is in the verb be and
glaciers and
we have in the verb. Usually
know and
glaciers are used in order to sentence
that fool you know for that stupid that you , but you are stupid
for
you're stupid.