In Finnish are the 'I' 'You' etc part of the verb or is it like in English?
I'm messing up English grammar because i mix it with Polish sometimes(and vice versa).
In Finnish are the 'I' 'You' etc part of the verb or is it like in English?
I'm messing up English grammar because i mix it with Polish sometimes(and vice versa).
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If we are talking about the subject of the sentence, they can be separate words, like in English, or in many cases they can be dropped out entirely because the verb contains the information in any case. Usually it's voluntary if you leave it there or not. Especially in spoken language it's usually left there.Originally Posted by Xelbair
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