Exceptions to the rules. Rare grammatical constructions and edge cases.
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The Neuter Shortcut
If a word ends in a consonant and is masculine, check its plural. If it ends in -uri or -e, it's neuter. Treat it as feminine for all plural agreements!
frontend.learn_grammar.from_rule: Exceptions to Rules
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The 'Removal Test'
To check if a clitic is 'Ethic', try removing it. If the sentence still makes sense but loses its 'soul', it's an Ethic Dative.
Este un fenomen numit supletivism, unde rădăcina se schimbă complet din motive istorice (Latină: homo/homines).
'Vise' sunt imaginile din timpul somnului, iar 'visuri' sunt aspirațiile de viitor.
It doesn't have a direct translation. It roughly means 'He did [the action] and I'm telling it to you with great interest/emotion.' It's a narrative flavor.
Technically yes, but it's most common with verbs of movement (a merge), perception (a vedea), or sudden actions (a trânti).
It's a suppletive plural from the Latin 'homines'. High-frequency words often preserve these old forms.
Technically, yes, it's a hybrid of a vrea and a voi. But in 90% of daily situations, it's what you'll hear.
