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|''skéitun'' | |''skéitun'' | ||
|'' | |''stirhán'' | ||
|'' | |''turián'' | ||
|'' | |''gidián'' | ||
|'' | |''zirhḗjan'' | ||
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|''zirhḗsianti'' | |''zirhḗsianti'' | ||
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The future tense in Carpathian still retains its connection to the [[w:Desiderative mood|desiderative]] aspect, from which it originated. In fact, it is more accurate to translate Carpathian verbs in future tense with a phrase “wanting to do something”, for example: ''skeisiū'' “I’d like to read” or “I want to read”, which implies the speaker’s own volition or intent to do it. Otherwise, optative form is preferred: ''skitiēn'' “I am to read”. | |||
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|+[[w:Optative mood|Optative]] | |+[[w:Optative mood|Optative]] | ||