Just think of it as already having the pronoun included.
Have done, has done, having done, had done, will have been done, have been doing etc.
“правило съм” ,”правило си” ??
A lot of verb tenses, indeed. And a lot of inflection. And irregularity. And lexical stress. But at least no cases and relatively simple phonology and phonemic spelling.
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Just think of it as already having the pronoun included.
Have done, has done, having done, had done, will have been done, have been doing etc.
“правило съм” ,”правило си” ??
A lot of verb tenses, indeed. And a lot of inflection. And irregularity. And lexical stress. But at least no cases and relatively simple phonology and phonemic spelling.
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English: 2 forms for king(s); Russian: 14 forms for king(s); North Caucasian (my custom language): 108 forms for king(s)
Преправих, изправих, поправих, разправих, оправих, заправих…..
След това има пра’ил, пра’ила и тн.
Не ви е коректен пост’а… помислете пак и не се правете на интересни!
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направили са, сте, сме. Направил, Направила, Направило ….
Portuguese has similar rules. It just takes time to remember them
Бил съм се бил напил, пък после съм се бил бил.
bil sum se bil napil i sum se bil bil
Сменяш времената, а не само спреженията.
Не забрави ‘правеше’
It’s the same in all romance and slavic languages, the germanic ones are the outliers.
Трудностите идват като навлезем в представките на глаголите.
Валя = it rained.
Преваля = it rained lightly and shortly
Изваля се = it rained heavy and there will be no rain anymore
Ненаваля се = it has been raining for a while and it is not going to stop soon
And all these, on their own, could be a full grammatically correct sentences.
Yeah mine to.. damn.. hahaha
За някои е ад, но за който умее да борави с него, това е “богатството на българския език”.