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| Similar to ''lli'' in ''million''. In some parts of Spain and in Latin America, similar to English ''y'', but more vibrating. In Argentina and Uru ...l who or what the subject of the sentence is, in Lojban the form of the [[#Conjugation|conjugated]] verb already indicates the person and number of the subject. I

Imperative mood is often expressed using special [[grammatical conjugation|conjugated]] verb forms. Like other [[finite verb]] forms, imperatives ofte ...marked for person and number, their formation often depending on a verb's conjugation pattern. Examples can be found in the specific language sections below. In

* conjugation ** numerous irregularities in conjugation

...nglish. These four forms (infinitives and the three tenses) are the entire conjugation of the two verbs in the language. ...en." Trari uses the postposed part of the circumposition somewhat like the Latin and German use of case, but threefold rather than twofold:

Latin does. The ancient pre-classical legal code called the Twelve Like Spanish, the number can be told from the conjugation of the verb.

...e. each root-word should have only one form which should not change due to conjugation, declension, compounding, or other grammatical processes. Allomorphs increa ...rd meaning available in longer forms. "Television", for those who know the Latin roots that formed the word, reveals some aspects of the word's meaning; "TV

not change due to conjugation, declension, compounding, or for those who know the Latin roots that formed the word,