If you know perl or similar languages, the notation should be almost all obvious, apart
from that I use + for word concatenation (with spaces if
used in that language) and ++ for concatenation to make a
word. Otherwise, see notes on my
metasyntactic notation.
| Tense | All persons |
|---|---|
| Perfect | 过去Verb le4 |
| 曾 jing1 Verb le4 | |
| Imperfect | 过去Verb过 |
| 曾 jing1Verb过 | |
| Present | Verb |
| Future | |
| Want to | |
| Would like to |
Note: I am an amateur enthusiast about languages, and not a linguist. I don't know this language in depth, and these notes have come entirely or almost entirely from learning from books. I made these notes for my convenience, because I don't like ploughing through the verbiage around the actual information in typical language books; I've put them here in case others with the same preference find them useful.
I'd very much welcome corrections and clarifications, especially from native speakers.
If you want a definitive answer on something, you should find someone who knows the language properly!
John C. G. Sturdy
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