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Saturdi, le 11 januario 2014 01:37:18 -0500, Kjell Rehnström  
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> No.
> Il existe un alternative forma de
> plural, ma non personal
> desinentias. Interlingua moderne es
> un altere lingua le qual ha
> desinentias personal del verbos.

> Katherine Krause skrev 2014-01-10 20:02:
>> Bon die a totos!
>>
>> A me, il sembla que un forma alternative del 1me persona del verbo  
>> "esse"
>> debe exister theoricmente in le grammatica de Interlingua:
>>
>> ES: soy
>> FR: suis
>> IT: sono
>> EN: am
>> PT: su
>>
>> Nonne?

Forsan on intende a dar le nomine "Latino Moderne," un lingua  
confectionava per le Sr. David Stark (si io memora correctemente su  
nomine), ben que io non sape, si ille ancora lo supporta. E io es de  
accordo a Kjell: excepte 'es/son' (e multe individuos non utilisa 'son'),  
Interlingua (del IALA) non ha conjugationes personal del verbos grammatic.

-- 
Amicalmente,
Paul Bartlett


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