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13 October 2010 at 11:31pm | IP Logged

Iversen wrote:

I have checked out that site. Fine site, but it doesn't change the situation. The morphology syntax of Modern Greek is more complicated than that of Spanish (because Greek has got three cases and Spanish has got one), but the pronouns are more or less at the same level, and the verbal morphology of Greek is simpler. OK, maybe a draw, but still nothing to be scared of.

The verbal morphology may be simpler in Greek, but I wouldn't hesitate to that it is much more irregular than Spanish. It also has verbal aspect, similar to Slavic languages.

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