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Also here, as the stress shifts on the last syllable, the verbs whose infinitive ends with ''-ijr'' change this ending with ''-eir-'', ex.: | Also here, as the stress shifts on the last syllable, the verbs whose infinitive ends with ''-ijr'' change this ending with ''-eir-'', ex.: | ||
* ''Eg ijf klamaar'' / ''Eg klamareef'' - I | * ''Eg ijf klamaar'' / ''Eg klamareef'' - I would call; | ||
* ''Toe ijft dievier'' / ''Toe dievreeft'' - You | * ''Toe ijft dievier'' / ''Toe dievreeft'' - You should; | ||
* ''Ys ijft wijvre'' / ''Ys weivreeft'' - He | * ''Ys ijft wijvre'' / ''Ys weivreeft'' - He would live; | ||
* ''Noes ijrn oijr'' / ''Noes oeireen'' - We | * ''Noes ijrn oijr'' / ''Noes oeireen'' - We would hear; | ||
* ''Woes ijrn vaar'' / ''Woes vareen'' - You | * ''Woes ijrn vaar'' / ''Woes vareen'' - You would do; | ||
* ''Ïe ijrn ijr'' / ''Ïe eireen'' - They | * ''Ïe ijrn ijr'' / ''Ïe eireen'' - They would go. | ||
Note also that often the verbs of 2nd and 3rd conjugation loose a syllable, ex.: | Note also that often the verbs of 2nd and 3rd conjugation loose a syllable, ex.: | ||
* ''Eg ijf dievier'' > ''Eg dievreef'' - I | * ''Eg ijf dievier'' > ''Eg dievreef'' - I should; | ||
* ''Toe ijft wijvre'' > ''Toe weivreeft'' - You | * ''Toe ijft wijvre'' > ''Toe weivreeft'' - You would live. | ||
Conditional can be found in conditional clauses of 2nd and 3rd type: | Conditional can be found in conditional clauses of 2nd and 3rd type: | ||