Alhi language: Difference between revisions
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|'''First person''' | |'''First person''' | ||
|''kela'' 'I played' | |''kela'' 'I played' | ||
|''kela'' 'We | |''kela'' 'We played' | ||
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|'''Second person''' | |'''Second person''' | ||
|''keli'' 'You | |''keli'' 'You played' | ||
|''keloca'' 'You | |''keloca'' 'You played (plural)' | ||
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|'''Third person''' | |'''Third person''' | ||
|''kelec'' 'He, she, they, it | |''kelec'' 'He, she, they, it played' | ||
|''kelna'' 'They | |''kelna'' 'They played (plural)' | ||
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===== The subjunctive mood ===== | ===== The subjunctive mood ===== | ||
The subjunctive mood in Alhi is used to convey doubt, feelings, wishes, opinions, suggestions, etc. It can also be used for impersonal statements like ''Hido colu...'' 'It is good...'. Some usages of the subjunctive may involve a relative clause, such as ''Mo kelei mon, hido tusu.'' "It is bad that you wouldn't play." | The subjunctive mood in Alhi is used to convey doubt, feelings, wishes, opinions, suggestions, etc. It can also be used for impersonal statements like ''Hido colu...'' 'It is good...'. Some usages of the subjunctive may involve a relative clause, such as ''Mo kelei mon, hido tusu.'' "It is bad that you wouldn't play." | ||