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: ''lili mæn pū nanū nūlastān gīti samvaru kitu lgutevitaṃnilь.'' "if I had more of money, I'd buy (perf. aspect) a bigger house."

: ''lili mæn pū nanū nūlastān gīti chloucæm lilatiam.'' "if I had more money, I'd live (impf. aspect) better."

: ''pū nanū pāṭṭarudrīderi nanū tṛliriṣyari/tṛlirdia.'' "if you two study more, you two would know/understand more." Note that in such a sentence there's no difference between using a future (e.g. ''tṛliriṣyari'' here) or a present indicative (''tṛlirdia'' here). : ''pū liliā bunā gėrisa gīti tami liliā bunā gu gīti ša'' "if my father were a lake, he wouldn't be my father."

: ''pū nanū pāṭṭarudrīderi nanū tṛliriṣyari/tṛlirdia.'' "if you two study more, you two would know/understand more." Note that in such a sentence there's no difference between using a future (e.g. ''tṛliriṣyari'' here) or a present indicative (''tṛlirdia'' here). 

: ''pū liliā bunā gėrisa gīti tami liliā bunā gu gīti ša'' "if my father were a lake, he wouldn't be my father."

* Unfulfillable past conditions, where the condition could have been fulfilled in the past but wasn't. The ''pū-''clause is always in perfective subjunctive, while the other may be either imperfective or perfective depending on the meaning.

: ''mei tati pū kulevitaṃnilь yaiva gātarah gīti.'' "if I had said 'yes', everything would be different (now)."

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 : ''lili mæn pū nanū nūlastān gīti samvaru kitu lgutevitaṃnilь.'' "if I had more of money, I'd buy (perf. aspect) a bigger house."
 : ''lili mæn pū nanū nūlastān gīti chloucæm lilatiam.'' "if I had more money, I'd live (impf. aspect) better."
-: ''pū nanū pāṭṭarudrīderi nanū tṛliriṣyari/tṛlirdia.'' "if you two study more, you two would know/understand more." Note that in such a sentence there's no difference between using a future (e.g. ''tṛliriṣyari'' here) or a present indicative (''tṛlirdia'' here). : ''pū liliā bunā gėrisa gīti tami liliā bunā gu gīti ša'' "if my father were a lake, he wouldn't be my father."
+: ''pū nanū pāṭṭarudrīderi nanū tṛliriṣyari/tṛlirdia.'' "if you two study more, you two would know/understand more." Note that in such a sentence there's no difference between using a future (e.g. ''tṛliriṣyari'' here) or a present indicative (''tṛlirdia'' here).
+: ''pū liliā bunā gėrisa gīti tami liliā bunā gu gīti ša'' "if my father were a lake, he wouldn't be my father."
 * Unfulfillable past conditions, where the condition could have been fulfilled in the past but wasn't. The ''pū-''clause is always in perfective subjunctive, while the other may be either imperfective or perfective depending on the meaning.
 : ''mei tati pū kulevitaṃnilь yaiva gātarah gīti.'' "if I had said 'yes', everything would be different (now)."