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* ''Eg waad klamaar'' / ''Eg klamaraf'' - I shall call; | * ''Eg waad klamaar'' / ''Eg klamaraf'' - I shall call; | ||
* ''Toe waadt dievier'' / ''Toe dievraft'' - You will have to; | * ''Toe waadt dievier'' / ''Toe dievraft'' - You will have to; | ||
* ''Ys waadt wijvre'' / ''Ys | * ''Ys waadt wijvre'' / ''Ys weivraft'' - He will live; | ||
* ''Noes waan oijr'' / ''Noes oeiraan'' - We shall hear; | * ''Noes waan oijr'' / ''Noes oeiraan'' - We shall hear; | ||
* ''Woes waan vaar'' / ''Woes varaan'' - You will do; | * ''Woes waan vaar'' / ''Woes varaan'' - You will do; | ||
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* ''Eg waad dievier'' > ''Eg dievraf'' - I shall have to; | * ''Eg waad dievier'' > ''Eg dievraf'' - I shall have to; | ||
* ''Toe waadt wijvre'' > ''Toe | * ''Toe waadt wijvre'' > ''Toe weivraft'' - You will live. | ||
The future tense of regular and irregular verbs is formed the same way. In Aarlaansk doesn't exist a future perfect tense, instead of it it is used the future simple. | The future tense of regular and irregular verbs is formed the same way. In Aarlaansk doesn't exist a future perfect tense, instead of it it is used the future simple. | ||