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Tag: grammar

4 Jan 202117 Jan 2021 Operation X

How to Use the Aorist in Ancient Greek?

11 Sep 201916 Sep 2019 Operation X

How to Express ‘to Need (Something)’ in Eilauners

13 Apr 201913 Apr 2019 Operation X

Grammatikakultuer: Us kultuer sit yn grammatika

12 Feb 201928 Sep 2019 Operation X

How to Express ‘to Be’ in Eilauners

21 Jan 201921 Jan 2019 Operation X

Eilauners: Stem Changes in the Singular Present Tense

16 Jul 20186 Jun 2018 Operation X

De riedseleftige aoristus yn it Aldgryksk

15 Apr 201823 Mar 2018 Operation X

De bysûnderheden fan it Mongoalsk

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