Azkali grammar: Difference between revisions

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 * ''hataiz huka (have lost)''
 * ''patzegi huka (have worked)''
-|Particularly in Southern Azkali dialects, this form has been reanalyzed as a sort of near past tense. Consequently, The already existing near past form is used as a general past tense
+|Particularly in Southern Azkali dialects, this form has been reanalyzed as a sort of near past tense. Consequently, The already existing near past form is used as a general past tense alongside the already conjugated past tense.
-alongside the already conjugated past tense.
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 !Present habitual
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 * ''nakuz hunakoiz (usually see)''
 * ''nakusa hunakoiz (usually think)''
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+|Particularly in Southern Azkali dialects, the present habitual tense is being reinterpreted as a perfective aspect; consequentially, the ordinary present tense is becoming an imperfective aspect. This phenomenon is being noticed particularly surrounding Atzoguiriki.
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 !Past habitual