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English term or phrase:
(një) vajze
Albanian translation:
Dative, indefinite, singular
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Vjollca Martinson
Nov 19, 2003 10:48
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I just want to know the dative indefinite form of "vajzë", please.
Also, if you have time, how do you say "to/for some girls" and "to/for the girls" (i.e. the dative plural indefinite and definite). According to one book of mine, when you make the indefinite into the definite you add a T, but according to another both forms are the same!
Best wishes and thanks,
Simon
Also, if you have time, how do you say "to/for some girls" and "to/for the girls" (i.e. the dative plural indefinite and definite). According to one book of mine, when you make the indefinite into the definite you add a T, but according to another both forms are the same!
Best wishes and thanks,
Simon
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| 5 +2 | Dative, indefinite, singular: (një) vajze |
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| 5 | për një vajzë |
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Dative, indefinite, singular: (një) vajze
Dative, indefinite, singular: (një) vajze
Dative, indefinite, plural: (disa) vajzave
Dative, definite, plural: vajzave
In Dative, definite and indefinite forms are the same.
To/for some girls-për disa vajza (accusative, indefinite, plural)
To/for the girls-për vajzat (accusative, definite, plural)
In accusative, the definite form takes a “t” at the end.
Also, you would add a “t” in Nominative (i.e., disa vajza, vajzat) and Accusative (disa vajza, vajzat).
Dative, indefinite, plural: (disa) vajzave
Dative, definite, plural: vajzave
In Dative, definite and indefinite forms are the same.
To/for some girls-për disa vajza (accusative, indefinite, plural)
To/for the girls-për vajzat (accusative, definite, plural)
In accusative, the definite form takes a “t” at the end.
Also, you would add a “t” in Nominative (i.e., disa vajza, vajzat) and Accusative (disa vajza, vajzat).
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English term (edited):
to/for a girl
për një vajzë
për disa vajza = to/for some girls
për vajzat = to/for the girls
you are right, SeiTT, definitive makes "vajzat" and don't know whz the other book said thez were the same (??)
për vajzat = to/for the girls
you are right, SeiTT, definitive makes "vajzat" and don't know whz the other book said thez were the same (??)
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