User talk:Azuizo

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August 2014

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pronouns inside the verb, as in "dar-no-lo-á" [he/she/it will give it to us], or "dar-ta-ei" (ta < te + a) [I will give it/her to you]. As in other Romance languages, the Portuguese future is
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May 2024

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