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Latest comment: 1 year ago by Nacho2048 in topic Ligurian verb "dâ".

Ligurian verb "dâ".

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Dear co-editors:

It has been brought to my attention by a L2 Ligurian speaker, that the conjugation for the ligurian verb "dâ", given in its respective entry-table, is wrong for the imperative of the second person in singular. In other words, the L2 speaker claims that the Ligurian imperative of "dâ" for "ti" is, by no means, "dànni". The person in question went as far as to say that "dànni" actually means "give us! (imperative)"; it is to be noted however that he could not precise what the correct conjugation should be. I bring this issue to your attention so that it may be looked upon by someone with the necessary expertisse and authority, that a decision be taken, and that the integrity and quality that we strive to provide to all our users here at Wiktionary are kept as flawless as possible.

Best regards. Nacho2048 (talk) 17:04, 5 December 2022 (UTC)Reply