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A, 51a, Aly, SS, 53} S S719} O01 7fxI Bap Fol “SOS oh Bola Sach Pe Ea ir us -OFRICH-OFRIEH-O1RIC “OfRICH/-OFSICH/-OIRICPE= ISAO] ZO} AJEI7E MERIZIL Bat BUENA. “O}ICH= BEALS] ‘CH e20] “F, +21 Aeay ap SPICE. “OMICHE BEALS] TY to] ‘F, 171 OI AGO AS. iC “OINIC' “CCFO ABH EC Se Bots Heyl “AAIC! = MoICh “2 .OW/-L. 0M is attached to a verb and indicates that the second action happens after the first action. “2 #0" is used for consonant-ending verbs, and ‘-L. 01 is used for 2-ending or vowel ending verbs. For nouns that carry the meaning of action such as 2+, 812, 4), 25, Sh, “3301” can be attached. “o}s|Ct/-O1SICY/-Of3ICr’ is attached to an adjective and indicates a change in state. “OFRIEY is attached when the last vowel ofthe adjective is either“ For 4." “OIRICF is, used when the last vowel ofthe adjective is a vowel other than F” or“. “O{RIE}" is used with “SEC which then is contracted to ‘@HAICt.” One OS He Sol NIE H BO, 812 30) Zo] ALHa7I@? omelet “2 SIC SAjol 0} Off WES Se SOL O18! 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