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Regrets and Missed Opportunities

The Romanian Third Conditional uses 'aș fi + participle' to express unchangeable past regrets and hypothetical outcomes.
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Grammar Rule in 30 Seconds

Use the Conditional Perfect to talk about past regrets or things that didn't happen but you wish they had.

  • Use 'aș/ai/ar/am/ați/ar' + 'fi' + Past Participle for all verbs. Example: 'Aș fi mers' (I would have gone).
  • The word 'fi' never changes, regardless of the person or number. Example: 'Noi am fi spus' (We would have said).
  • To make it negative, put 'nu' before the auxiliary. Example: 'Nu aș fi crezut' (I wouldn't have believed).
Auxiliary (aș/ai/ar...) + fi + Participle (văzut/mers/făcut)

مرور کلی

Ever looked at an old photo and sighed? We all have those moments. Maybe you missed a flight to Rome.
Perhaps you forgot to buy that lucky lottery ticket. In Romanian, we use a specific structure for these feelings. This is the language of regrets and missed opportunities.
It is officially called the Conditional-Optative, Past Tense. It is your ultimate 'what if' tool. You use it to talk about things that didn't happen.
It lets you imagine a different past. Think of it as a time machine for your sentences. It is essential for B2 learners to master this.
It makes your Romanian sound nuanced and emotional. It moves you beyond simple facts. You start describing complex human experiences.
Let’s dive into how to build these imaginary worlds.

این گرامر چطور کار می‌کنه

This grammar deals with the impossible. Since the past is finished, we cannot change it. These sentences are purely hypothetical.
They exist only in your mind. You are looking back at a fork in the road. You chose Path A, but now you imagine Path B.
To do this, you need two distinct parts. First, you need the 'if' part (the condition). Second, you need the 'then' part (the result).
In Romanian, both parts usually use the same tense. This is different from some other languages. It makes the pattern easier to remember once you learn it.
You are essentially saying: 'If X had been true, Y would have happened.' But since X wasn't true, Y never happened. It’s a bit like a grammar ghost story. You are talking about events that never came to life.

الگوی ساخت

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Building this tense is like assembling a Lego set. You need three specific pieces for each verb. Follow these steps carefully:
2
Start with the word dacă (if) for the condition clause.
3
Add the conditional auxiliary of the verb a avea (to have). These are: aș, ai, ar, am, ați, ar.
4
Add the fixed word fi (be). This never changes, regardless of the person.
5
Add the Past Participle of your main verb. For example, mâncat, mers, văzut, făcut.
6
Repeat the same auxiliary + fi + participle for the result clause.
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Example: Dacă (If) + eu aș fi știut (I had known) + , + aș fi venit (I would have come).
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Notice how fi stays exactly the same? It’s the anchor of the whole structure. Don't let it drift away! If you forget the fi, the sentence collapses. It’s like trying to bake a cake without flour. You’ll just end up with a sticky mess of words.

کی استفاده کنیم

Use this when you feel that sting of regret. Imagine you are at a restaurant in Cluj. You ordered the spicy soup.
Now your mouth is on fire. You think: Dacă aș fi comandat pizza, aș fi fost mai fericit. (If I had ordered pizza, I would have been happier). Use it in job interviews to discuss lessons learned.
Dacă aș fi avut mai mult timp, aș fi terminat proiectul. (If I had had more time, I would have finished the project). It’s perfect for travel mishaps too. Imagine getting lost in Bucharest because you ignored the GPS.
Dacă am fi ascultat de GPS, nu am fi întârziat. (If we had listened to the GPS, we wouldn't have been late). It’s also used for relief. Dacă nu ai fi fost acolo, aș fi căzut. (If you hadn't been there, I would have fallen).
It shows gratitude for things that *didn't* go wrong. It’s a very versatile tool for storytelling.

کی استفاده نکنیم

Do not use this for things that can still happen. If there is still a chance, use the First Conditional. For example, Dacă am timp, vin. (If I have time, I'm coming).
That is for the future. Also, don't use it for general habits. If you want to say 'Whenever it rained, I stayed home,' use the imperfect.
Dacă ploua, stăteam în casă. The Third Conditional is strictly for specific, unchangeable past events. Think of it like a red traffic light. You cannot go forward; you can only look back at the intersection.
Also, avoid using it for present regrets. If you want to say 'I wish I were tall,' that’s a different structure. This one is only for your 1995 haircut or yesterday’s burnt toast.

اشتباهات رایج

Native speakers might forgive you, but let’s aim for perfection. The biggest mistake is skipping the fi. Students often say Dacă aș știut. This sounds very broken. You must include fi. Another mistake is mixing up the auxiliaries. Remember that ar is used for both 'he/she' and 'they'. It’s a double-duty word. People also forget the negative nu placement. It goes right at the start: Dacă nu aș fi.... Don't tuck it inside the verb phrase. Some learners try to use the English 'would have had' logic and add extra verbs. Keep it simple: aș fi avut. Lastly, watch your participles. Some are irregular. A face becomes făcut, not făceat. If you use the wrong participle, you’ll sound like a toddler. A cute toddler, perhaps, but a toddler nonetheless.

مقایسه با الگوهای مشابه

You might confuse this with the Second Conditional. Let’s clear that up. The Second Conditional is for 'now' or 'maybe'.
Dacă aș avea bani, aș călători. (If I had money [now], I would travel). This is a dream about the present. The Third Conditional is for 'then'.
Dacă aș fi avut bani, aș fi călătorit. (If I had had money [last year], I would have traveled). It’s a dream about a past that is already over. Think of the Second Conditional as a 'What if?' and the Third Conditional as a 'What might have been?'.
One is a cloud in the sky; the other is a footprint in the sand. Also, compare it to the Pluperfect (mai mult ca perfect). The Pluperfect just states a fact: Eu mâncasem (I had eaten).
The Third Conditional adds the 'if' element: Aș fi mâncat. One is a statement; the other is a possibility.

سؤالات رایج

Q

Can I use dacă at the end of the sentence?

Yes, you can swap the clauses! Aș fi venit dacă aș fi știut.

Q

Is this used in daily conversation?

Absolutely. Romanians love to discuss what could have happened.

Q

Is there a shorter way to say this?

In very informal speech, some people use the imperfect, but stick to this for B2.

Q

Does the participle change for gender?

Usually no. It stays in the masculine singular form for this tense.

Q

What if I have two conditions?

Just use the same pattern for both. Dacă aș fi sunat și dacă aș fi întrebat...

2. Negative and Reflexive Forms

Type Structure Example Translation
Negative
nu + aux + fi + part
nu aș fi mers
I wouldn't have gone
Reflexive
pronoun + aux + fi + part
m-aș fi dus
I would have gone (myself)
Negative Reflexive
nu + pronoun + aux + fi + part
nu m-aș fi dus
I wouldn't have gone (myself)

Conjugation of 'a merge' (to go) in Conditional Perfect

Person Auxiliary Constant Participle English Translation
Eu (1st sg)
aș
fi
mers
I would have gone
Tu (2nd sg)
ai
fi
mers
You would have gone
El/Ea (3rd sg)
ar
fi
mers
He/She would have gone
Noi (1st pl)
am
fi
mers
We would have gone
Voi (2nd pl)
ați
fi
mers
You (all) would have gone
Ei/Ele (3rd pl)
ar
fi
mers
They would have gone

Meanings

The Conditional Perfect is used to express an action that could have happened in the past under certain conditions, but ultimately did not occur. It is the primary tool for expressing regret, relief about a narrow escape, or criticism of past actions.

1

Regret

Expressing sadness or disappointment about a past choice or event.

“Aș fi vrut să te văd mai devreme.”

“Ar fi fost mai bine să tăcem.”

2

Hypothetical Result

Describing what would have happened if circumstances were different.

“Dacă ploua, am fi rămas acasă.”

“Fără ajutorul tău, nu aș fi reușit.”

3

Polite Reproach

Gently criticizing someone for not doing something in the past.

“Ai fi putut să mă suni!”

“Ar fi trebuit să ne spui adevărul.”

Reference Table

Reference table for Regrets and Missed Opportunities
Person Auxiliary + 'fi' Example Verb (Participle)
Eu (I)
aș fi
mers (gone)
Tu (You)
ai fi
văzut (seen)
El/Ea (He/She)
ar fi
spus (said)
Noi (We)
am fi
făcut (done)
Voi (You pl.)
ați fi
ajuns (arrived)
Ei/Ele (They)
ar fi
învățat (learned)

طیف رسمیت

رسمی
Aș fi venit dacă aș fi avut cunoștință de acest fapt.

Aș fi venit dacă aș fi avut cunoștință de acest fapt. (Explaining absence)

خنثی
Aș fi venit dacă aș fi știut.

Aș fi venit dacă aș fi știut. (Explaining absence)

غیر رسمی
Dacă știam, veneam și eu.

Dacă știam, veneam și eu. (Explaining absence)

عامیانه
Bă, dacă ziceai, eram și eu acolo.

Bă, dacă ziceai, eram și eu acolo. (Explaining absence)

The World of Regrets

Conditional Perfect

Travel

  • avion pierdut missed plane
  • bagaj uitat forgotten luggage

Social

  • secret spus told secret
  • invitație refuzată refused invitation

Second vs. Third Conditional

Second (Present Dream)
Dacă aș avea... If I had (now)...
Aș cumpăra... I would buy...
Third (Past Regret)
Dacă aș fi avut... If I had had (then)...
Aș fi cumpărat... I would have bought...

Is it a Past Regret?

1

Did the event happen in the past?

YES ↓
NO
Use 1st or 2nd Conditional
2

Are you imagining a different outcome?

YES ↓
NO
Use Indicative Past (Facts)
3

Did you include the word 'fi'?

YES ↓
NO
Stop! Add 'fi' after the auxiliary.

Verb Components

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Auxiliary

  • • aș
  • • ai
  • • ar
  • • am
  • • ați
⚓

The Anchor

  • • fi
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Action

  • • Participle (-at, -ut, -it, -s)

مثال‌ها بر اساس سطح

1

Aș fi vrut să vin.

I would have liked to come.

2

Ar fi fost bine.

It would have been good.

3

Aș fi mâncat o pizza.

I would have eaten a pizza.

4

Nu aș fi crezut!

I wouldn't have believed it!

1

Dacă aveam bani, aș fi cumpărat asta.

If I had money, I would have bought this.

2

Ai fi putut să mă ajuți.

You could have helped me.

3

Noi am fi mers la munte.

We would have gone to the mountains.

4

Ea ar fi spus adevărul.

She would have told the truth.

1

Dacă aș fi știut, nu aș fi plecat.

If I had known, I wouldn't have left.

2

Ar fi trebuit să ne suni mai devreme.

You should have called us earlier.

3

Am fi câștigat dacă eram mai atenți.

We would have won if we were more careful.

4

Ați fi văzut filmul dacă ajungeați la timp.

You would have seen the movie if you arrived on time.

1

Fără intervenția ta, proiectul ar fi eșuat lamentabil.

Without your intervention, the project would have failed miserably.

2

Dacă nu s-ar fi grăbit, nu ar fi făcut atâtea greșeli.

If he hadn't rushed, he wouldn't have made so many mistakes.

3

M-aș fi bucurat să te revăd în acele circumstanțe.

I would have been happy to see you again in those circumstances.

4

Ar fi fost de preferat să consultăm un specialist.

It would have been preferable to consult a specialist.

1

S-ar fi cuvenit să ne anunțe despre schimbările de ultim moment.

It would have been proper for them to notify us about the last-minute changes.

2

Nici în cele mai optimiste scenarii nu aș fi bănuit un asemenea deznodământ.

Not even in the most optimistic scenarios would I have suspected such an outcome.

3

Dacă ar fi dat dovadă de mai multă diplomație, conflictul ar fi fost evitat.

Had they shown more diplomacy, the conflict would have been avoided.

4

M-aș fi așteptat la o mai mare rigoare din partea echipei de cercetare.

I would have expected greater rigor from the research team.

1

Oare cum ar fi arătat lumea dacă imperiul nu s-ar fi prăbușit?

I wonder how the world would have looked if the empire hadn't collapsed?

2

Să fi știut ce urmează, m-aș fi pregătit cu totul altfel.

Had I known what was coming, I would have prepared quite differently.

3

Nu s-ar fi ajuns aici dacă s-ar fi respectat protocoalele inițiale.

It wouldn't have come to this if the initial protocols had been respected.

4

Ar fi fost de neconceput o asemenea abordare în urmă cu un deceniu.

Such an approach would have been inconceivable a decade ago.

به‌راحتی اشتباه گرفته می‌شود

Regrets and Missed Opportunities در مقابل Conditional Present vs. Conditional Perfect

Learners use 'Aș merge' (I would go) when they mean 'Aș fi mers' (I would have gone).

Regrets and Missed Opportunities در مقابل Conditional Perfect vs. Perfect Compus

Mixing 'I did' with 'I would have done'.

Regrets and Missed Opportunities در مقابل The 'If' Clause Tense

Using the future or present in the 'if' part of a past conditional.

اشتباهات رایج

✗

Aș mers.

✓

Aș fi mers.

Missing the 'fi' auxiliary.
✗

Eu aș fiu venit.

✓

Eu aș fi venit.

Trying to conjugate 'fi'.
✗

Ar fi fost bine să vii.

✓

Ar fi fost bine să vii.

Actually, this is correct, but learners often say 'Ar fi bine să vii' for the past.
✗

Am fi văzut.

✓

Am fi văzut.

Learners often forget the 'am' and use 'avem'.
✗

Dacă știam, aș fi venit.

✓

Dacă aș fi știut, aș fi venit.

Using the imperfect instead of the conditional in the 'if' clause.
✗

Ai fi putut mergi.

✓

Ai fi putut merge.

Using the conjugated verb instead of the infinitive after 'putut'.
✗

Nu aș fi făcut asta.

✓

Nu aș fi făcut asta.

Misplacing 'nu'.
✗

Ar fi trebuit să mergi.

✓

Ar fi trebuit să mergi.

Learners often say 'Ar trebui să mergi' for past regrets.
✗

S-ar fi întâmplat dacă nu erai aici.

✓

S-ar fi întâmplat dacă nu ai fi fost aici.

Mixing tenses in complex sentences.
✗

Aș fi vrut să-l văd.

✓

Aș fi vrut să-l văd.

Forgetting the object pronoun placement.
✗

Fost-aș fi fericit.

✓

Aș fi fost fericit.

Using archaic forms incorrectly in modern speech.
✗

Dacă ar fi să fi știut...

✓

Dacă aș fi știut...

Over-complicating the structure.
✗

Ar fi fost de dorit să fi venit.

✓

Ar fi fost de dorit să vină.

Incorrect subjunctive tense after a past conditional.

الگوهای جمله‌سازی

Dacă aș fi știut, ___.

Ar fi trebuit să ___.

Niciodată nu aș fi crezut că ___.

Fără ajutorul tău, nu aș fi ___.

Real World Usage

Texting a friend about a missed party very common

Aș fi venit, dar am adormit!

Job interview reflection common

Aș fi gestionat situația cu mai multă răbdare.

Complaining about a flight delay occasional

Dacă decolam la timp, nu am fi pierdut legătura.

Historical documentary occasional

Fără acest tratat, războiul ar fi continuat.

Social media comment (nostalgia) common

Ce frumos ar fi fost să fim acolo!

Doctor's appointment (missed symptoms) occasional

Ar fi trebuit să vin mai devreme.

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The 'Fi' Rule

Think of 'fi' as the glue. Without it, your sentence is just a pile of random words. It never changes to 'fost' in this specific auxiliary role.
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Third Person Trap

In Romanian, 'ar fi' is used for both 'he/she' and 'they'. It's a rare moment where the grammar actually gets easier!
🎯

Mixed Conditionals

Sometimes a past action affects the present. 'If I had studied (then), I would be a doctor (now).' In this case, use 'aș fi studiat' followed by 'aș fi' (or just 'aș fi doctor').
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The 'Veneam' Shortcut

In casual speech, Romanians often use the Imperfect instead of the Conditional. 'Dacă știam, veneam.' It's like wearing pajamas to a gala—comfortable, but not technically correct for B2 exams!

Smart Tips

Memorize the block 'Ar fi trebuit să...'. It never changes for 'I', 'You', or 'We'!

Eu aș fi trebuit să merg. → Ar fi trebuit să merg.

Look for an auxiliary like 'aș' or 'ar'. If it's there, you're looking at a 'what-if' scenario.

El a fost acolo. → El ar fi fost acolo.

Keep the pronoun, auxiliary, and 'fi' together as one unit.

Aș fi mă dus. → M-aș fi dus.

In spoken Romanian, you can use the Conditional Perfect in both parts of the sentence. It's easier and acceptable!

Dacă aș fi știut, veneam. → Dacă aș fi știut, aș fi venit.

تلفظ

AȘ fi mers (not aș FI mers)

Auxiliary Stress

The stress is always on the auxiliary, not on 'fi'.

/ar.fi/

Contraction in Speech

In fast speech, 'ar fi' can sound like 'ar-fi' (almost one word).

Regretful Falling

Aș fi vrut să vin... ↘

Conveys sadness or disappointment.

Rising Question

Ai fi venit? ↗

A genuine question about a hypothetical past.

حفظ کنید

روش یادسپاری

Remember 'A.F.P.' — Auxiliary, Fi, Participle. It's the 'Always Forever Past' formula.

تداعی تصویری

Imagine a 'Closed Door' with a sign that says 'FI'. You are standing in front of it, thinking about what is on the other side. The door is the past, and 'FI' is the key that lets you talk about it.

Rhyme

When the past is done and spent, use 'fi' for what you meant!

Story

Imagine a traveler named 'Aș' who always carries a suitcase named 'Fi'. Inside the suitcase, he keeps 'Participles' of all the places he *would have* visited if he hadn't lost his map.

شبکه واژگان

aș fiai fiar fiam fiați firegretdacătrecut

چالش

Write down 3 things you would have done differently this morning if you had woken up an hour earlier.

نکات فرهنگی

Romanians often use the 'Imperfect' (e.g., 'Dacă știam, veneam') instead of the Conditional Perfect in casual speech. It's technically 'wrong' but very common.

In some parts of Moldova, you might hear specific regional intonations when expressing regrets, often more melodic.

Speakers here might use 'no' as a filler before a conditional sentence to add emphasis to the regret.

The Romanian conditional perfect evolved from the Latin periphrastic constructions using 'habere' (to have) and the infinitive/participle, combined with the verb 'esse' (to be).

شروع‌کننده‌های مکالمه

“

Ce ai fi făcut dacă ai fi câștigat la loto anul trecut?

“

Dacă ai fi putut alege altă carieră, ce ai fi ales?

“

Ce s-ar fi întâmplat dacă nu ai fi învățat limba română?

“

Dacă ai fi fost președintele țării tale în timpul pandemiei, ce ai fi făcut diferit?

موضوعات نگارش

Write about a 'Sliding Doors' moment in your life. What would have happened if you had made a different choice?
Imagine you are a historical figure. Write a short letter about a battle or decision you regret.
Describe your last vacation. What would have made it perfect if things had gone differently?
Reflect on your language learning journey. What would you have done differently at the beginning?

اشتباهات رایج

Incorrect

صحیح

Incorrect

صحیح

Incorrect

صحیح

Incorrect

صحیح

Test Yourself

Complete the sentence with the correct form for a past regret.

Dacă noi ___ (a ști) adevărul, nu am fi plecat.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: am fi știut
We need the auxiliary 'am' + 'fi' + the past participle 'știut'.
Choose the correct result for this hypothetical past situation.

Dacă tu ai fi mâncat tot, nu îți ___ foame acum.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: ar fi fost
Even if the result is 'now' (mixed), for a past regret about a state, 'ar fi fost' is common, though 'ar fi' works for present results. Here, the focus is the past state.
Identify the correct negative structure.

Dacă el ___ întârziat, ar fi prins trenul.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: nu ar fi
'Nu' always precedes the auxiliary verb in Romanian compound tenses.

Score: /3

تمرین‌های عملی

8 exercises
Fill in the correct form of the Conditional Perfect for the verb 'a merge'.

Eu ___ (a merge) la mare dacă aveam bani.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: aș fi mers
The first person singular auxiliary is 'aș', followed by 'fi' and the participle 'mers'.
Which sentence correctly expresses a past regret? چند گزینه‌ای

Choose the correct option:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Aș fi vrut să te văd.
'Aș fi vrut' is the conditional perfect, used for past regrets.
Correct the mistake in the following sentence. Error Correction

Find and fix the mistake:

Noi am fi mergem la munte ieri.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Noi am fi mers
The verb must be in the past participle form ('mers'), not the present tense.
Put the words in the correct order. Sentence Building

fi / nu / aș / așa / spus / ceva

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Nu aș fi spus așa ceva.
The negation 'nu' comes before the auxiliary 'aș'.
Match the English regret with the Romanian translation. جفت کردن

Match the following:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: I would have said = Aș fi spus
Matching the correct auxiliary with the person.
Complete the dialogue. Dialogue Completion

A: De ce nu ai venit la petrecere? B: ___ dacă nu eram bolnav.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Aș fi venit
The context is a past event that didn't happen, requiring the conditional perfect.
Is the following statement true or false? True False Rule

The word 'fi' changes its form depending on the subject in the Conditional Perfect.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: False
'fi' is a constant particle and never changes in this tense.
Transform the present conditional into the past conditional. Sentence Transformation

Aș cumpăra o mașină. (Transform to past)

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: Aș fi cumpărat o mașină.
Add 'fi' and change the verb to the participle.

Score: /8

سوالات متداول (8)

No, you must change the auxiliary (aș, ai, ar, am, ați, ar). Only the 'fi' part stays the same.

'Am vrut' is a simple fact (I wanted). 'Aș fi vrut' is a regret (I would have liked to, but it didn't happen).

This is a common colloquialism where the Imperfect replaces the Conditional. It's fine for speaking but avoid it in formal writing.

Yes, in the conditional perfect, it is always 'fi' with a single 'i'.

Use the fixed expression 'Ar fi trebuit să' followed by the subjunctive. Example: `Ar fi trebuit să plec`.

No, this tense is strictly for the past. For future possibilities, use the Conditional Present.

The reflexive pronoun goes before the auxiliary. Example: `M-aș fi dus` (I would have gone).

Yes, very often, especially when discussing political alternatives or historical analysis.

Scaffolded Practice

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Mastery Progress

Needs Practice

Improving

Strong

Mastered

In Other Languages

Spanish moderate

Condicional compuesto / Pluscuamperfecto de subjuntivo

Romanian uses a fixed 'fi' particle, while Spanish conjugates 'haber'.

French high

Conditionnel passé

French chooses between 'avoir' and 'être' as auxiliaries; Romanian always uses 'fi'.

German moderate

Konjunktiv II (Plusquamperfekt)

German word order (verb at the end) vs Romanian SVO order.

Japanese low

~ba yokatta / ~tara

Japanese uses specific auxiliary adjectives for regret rather than a tense.

Arabic low

Law + Past Tense

Arabic uses particles like 'la-kana' to mark the result clause.

Chinese none

早知道 (zǎo zhīdào) ... 就 (jiù) ... 了 (le)

Chinese is isolating and uses context/adverbs instead of tenses.

Learning Path

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