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Joined: 15 Jan 2010 / Male ♂ 		Last Post: 23 Jan 2010
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JS08K   
23 Jan 2010
Language / Z in usage with a verb... [20]

Is it only when distinguishing between perfect and imperfect that a verb is modified at its beginning? If this is true that would make it a lot easier to know the base word and when I hear the beginning of it modified I can just assume it to be the perfect form?
JS08K   
23 Jan 2010
Language / Z in usage with a verb... [20]

I was wondering what was the purpose of adding a 'z' to the beginning of a verb?

The only example I can think of: "robić" and I have seen it spelled as zrobić. What exactly does this do to the meaning of the word?
JS08K   
23 Jan 2010
Language / twoj wasz [12]

I'm still sticking with "y'all". If 'can not' becomes can't and will not becomes won't... why can't 'you all' become y'all :) Really I'm sticking with it because that is what I was raised saying, not because I think it is right =P
JS08K   
23 Jan 2010
Language / twoj wasz [12]

I'm from florida (so I'm not speaking for all americans) and I'm sure its not 'proper english' but it makes so much more sense to use "yall" or "y'all" when you mean to address multiple people