minus273 Triglot Senior Member France Joined 5771 days ago 288 posts - 346 votes Speaks: Mandarin*, EnglishC2, French Studies: Ancient Greek, Tibetan
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Iversen wrote:
In Russian you should always try to learn both the imperfective and the corresponding perfective verb while you are at it, and so forth. |
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I'm learning Tangut, a language with a complex writing system like Chinese. In Tangut, almost every transitive verb has two stems, depending on the person of the arguments (agent 3SG patient 1SG requires a stem, agent 1SG patient 3SG requires another). The stem formation is phonologically transparent but graphically random (they are related, but not in a systematic way) - so I have to memorize the two graphical forms of the verb.
How should I best organize the columns in the word list? Shall I put the two verbs on two consecutive rows or in one row? Or better, shall I scatter them with one somewhat later in the list, so that I won't be confused with the forms?
Thanks for your replies.
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