West Carpathian grammar: Difference between revisions

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The pluperfect (almost the same as English past perfect) uses the auxillary verb ''īkā'', which can be translated as "to have been/done" in English, and and an infinitive V of verbs, which in this case is similar to an active participle, like English "talking".
The pluperfect (almost the same as English past perfect) uses the auxillary verb ''īkai'', which can be translated as "to have been/done" in English, and and an infinitive V of verbs, which in this case is similar to an active participle, like English "talking".
 
===Other moods===
===Other moods===
The three other moods are conditional, potential and imperative.
The three other moods are conditional, potential and imperative.
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