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ᚱ ꦏ Ω ᛟ გ अ ع ש ᜀ ᓀ θ Ψ ᚠ 愛 ⴀ
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Letters and SoundsSTRESS IN LPQRINTONATION IN LPQR SENTENCESPersonal pronomenUse of the pronoun "eto"Demonstrative pronouns interrogative words and indefinite pronounsGeneral information about adverbsNounsMomentary form of nounsCARDINAL NUMBERSOrdinal NumbersGENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT ADJECTIVESShort forms of adjectivesCOMPARATIVE DEGREE OF ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS IN LPQRQUASI-ADJECTIVESSUPERLIMORIAL ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS IN LPQRREFLECTIVE PRONOUN “SJEBJE” (“SJA”)GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT VERBS IN LPQRPast tense of regular and irregular verbsUse and Omission of the Linking Verb "bǐtj" in LPQROwnership or possessionUSE OF THE INFINITIVE OF THE VERBTransitive and intransitive verbsPerfective and imperfective verbsVerbs of initial and final limitAspectual pairsWORD FORMATION OF PERFECT AND IMPERFECT VERBSReflexive and pseudo-reflexive VerbsThe passive voiceThe Prepositions v (vo) and na in LPQRNon-Spatial Meanings of the Preposition v (vo)Expression of Temporal Relations in LPQRThe Various Meanings of the Preposition naPREPOSITIONS PLUS AND MINUSThe Preposition pjerjedThe preposition "za". Expressing purpose relationships in LPQR by means of prepositionsPREPOSITION “IZ”PREPOSITIONS NAD AND PODCoordinating conjunctionsSubordinating conjunctionsConjunctive words SyntaxWord formation in LPQRThe preposition "po"THE PREPOSITION “OT”The Prepositions “blagodarja” and “izza”

The Prepositions “blagodarja” and “izza”

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THE PREPOSITION “OT”