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| # Catalan, just as in Spanish: ''ser'' and ''estar'': | # Catalan, just as in Spanish: ''ser'' and ''estar'': |
| #:'''''Ser''' vella'' (to be old. In this case ''ser'' and ''estar'' can't be used indistinctly without altering the meaning) | #:'''''Ser''' vella'' (to be old. In this case ''ser'' and ''estar'' can't be used indistinctly without altering the meaning) |
| The conjugation of the Aragonese and Occitan forms come close to the conjugation of ''ser'' in Catalan, and this sets the three languages apart of the Ibero-Romance languages with the kind of uses that the verb "to be" has. For example with the sentence "We are here" we can see the difference in use of the verb "to be" when used to talk about a location: | The conjugation of the Aragonese and Occitan forms come close to the conjugation of ''ser'' in Catalan, and this sets the three languages apart from the Ibero-Romance languages with the kind of uses that the verb "to be" has. For example with the sentence "We are here" we can see the difference in use of the verb "to be" when used to talk about a location: |
| # Occitan: '''''sem''''' aici! | # Occitan: '''''sem''''' aici! |
Okumaya devam et...