Verb Conjugation
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Introduction. Abadi is a language of Papua New Guinea. It is spoken in Central Province, north of Galley Reach. Dialects. Lexical similarity: 53% with Toura (See: Toura) (most similar). The Abadi[...]
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Featured Text: Moara cu noroc
A book by Ioan Slavici.
Romanian: ===I===. — Omul să fie mulțumit cu sărăcia sa, căci, dacă e vorba, nu bogăția, ci liniștea colibei tale te face fericit. Dar voi să faceți după.
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Featured Text: The Nebuly Coat
A book by John Meade Falkner.
Japanese: プロローグ ~~~ . 鉄道駅舎、教育施設、教会堂を建造し、著述家にして古美術商、さらにファークワー・アンド・ファークワー商会の共同経営者であるジョージ・ファークワー准男爵は、自分のことばに重みを持たせようと、事務室の椅子にそり返り、くるりと横をむいた。彼の前にはカラン大聖堂の修復工事に監督として送られる部下が立っていた。. 
English: PROLOGUE.. Sir George Farquhar, Baronet, builder of railway-stations, and institutes, and churches, author, antiquarian, and senior partner of Farquhar and Farquhar, leant back in his office chair and turned it sideways to give more point to his remarks. Before him stood an understudy, whom he was sending to superintend the restoration work at Cullerne Minster..
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About Verb Conjugation
Verb conjugation is the creation of derived forms of a verb from its principal parts by inflection. Principal parts is sometimes the infinitive like "cantar" in Spanish, but it can also be verb theme like "skriva - skrev -skrivit" in Swedish. Read more...