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| Paul (10) | Polish: Aspect of verbsThe aspect of Polish verbs should be pointed out by using [dok.] for perfective (aspekt dokonany) and [niedok.] for imperfective verbs (aspekt niedokonany). Please make separate entries for perfective and imperfective aspects of verbs. In case a verb is bi-aspectual (czasownik dwuaspektowy), it should be tagged [niedok./dok.]. Verbs with only one of both aspects should be tagged [tylko niedok.] or [tylko dok.]. The aspect tag should be placed at the end of the entry, unless where the format of the entry dictates otherwise. |
| Closed | 2010-02-22 10:55 Changed by Paul |
| Paul (10) | Polish: Aspect of verbsThe aspect of Polish verbs should be pointed out by using [dok.] for perfective (aspekt dokonany) and [niedok.] for imperfective verbs (aspekt niedokonany). Please make separate entries for perfective and imperfective aspects of verbs. The aspect tag should be placed at the end of the entry, unless where the format of the entry dictates otherwise. |
| Closed | 2009-10-20 11:19 Changed by Paul |
| Paul (10) | Polish: Aspect of verbsThe aspect of Polish verbs should be pointed out by using [dok.] for perfective (aspekt dokonany) and [niedok.] for imperfective verbs (aspekt niedokonany). Please make separate entries for perfective and imperfective aspects of verbs. |
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