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Neuter pluralia tantum in ''-a'', such as ''ùsta'' 'mouth', ''warta'' 'door', ''nebesa'' 'sky', ''slowesa'' 'speech, words' (as opposed to ''slowa'' which is used for individual words), ''data'', ''agenda'' are colloquially often feminine singular. (''Propaganda'' is sometimes treated as neuter plural, which is hypercorrect.) | Neuter pluralia tantum in ''-a'', such as ''ùsta'' 'mouth', ''warta'' 'door', ''nebesa'' 'sky', ''slowesa'' 'speech, words' (as opposed to ''slowa'' which is used for individual words), ''data'', ''agenda'' are colloquially often feminine singular. (''Propaganda'' is sometimes treated as neuter plural, which is hypercorrect.) | ||
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Like Irish and Welsh, Albionian has a definite article but no indefinite article; ''ġàba'' means 'a frog', and ''ta ġàba'' means 'the frog'. | Like Irish and Welsh, Albionian has a definite article but no indefinite article; ''ġàba'' means 'a frog', and ''ta ġàba'' means 'the frog'. | ||
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