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29 Sep 2017
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Question about Galician
¿Cómo se dicen las siguientes oraciones en gallego?
-Yo comí
-Yo he comido
-Yo había comido
-Yo hubiese comido
-Yo habría comido
-Yo habré comido
¿Cómo se dicen las siguientes oraciones en gallego?
-Yo comí
-Yo he comido
-Yo había comido
-Yo hubiese comido
-Yo habría comido
-Yo habré comido
-Yo comí
-Yo he comido
-Yo había comido
-Yo hubiese comido
-Yo habría comido
-Yo habré comido
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- Galician
- Spanish (Spain)
Eu comín
Las demás no existen. En gallego no hay tiempos compuestos. En su lugar se usan perífrasis u otras expresiones de énfasis que ayudan a inferir el tiempo.
Eu xa comera.
Eu xa tivera comido.
Eu comerei.
Eu terei comido.
http://www.edu.xunta.es/espazoAbalar/sites/espa...
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@Malabarismos Pero al decir "tivera comido" y "terei comido" esos son tiempos compuestos no?
- Galician
- Spanish (Spain)
@migueljose207 Gramaticalmente son perífrasis.
Tiempos compuestos (con verbo "haber") no existen.
Dependiendo del aspecto/connotación, el verbo de la perífrasis va a cabiar, modificandosu significado.
En este ejemplo todas indican pasado, pero el aspecto/connotación difiere:
Tivera comido.
Andara comendo.
Dera comido.
http://www.ogalego.eu/exercicios_de_lingua/solu...
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