The following table lists the timeforms found in Folksprak and how they are built in the indicative mode.
$row["name"], "remark" => $row["remark"]]; }, function ($value) { $output = $value["name"]; if ($value["remark"] != null) { $output .= (" " . "(" . $value["remark"] . ")"); } return $output; } ), new class_column ( "Description", function ($row) { return $row["description"]; } ), new class_column ( "Scheme", function ($row) { return $row["scheme"]; }, function ($value) { return format($value, ["word", "lang_fs"]); } ), new class_column ( "Example", function ($row) { global $configuration; return ["original" => [$row["example"]["original"]], "translated" => $row["example"]["translations"][$configuration["target"]]]; }, _bar("sentence") ), ], array_slice(read_json("source/data/timeforms.json"), 0, 3) ))->generate(); ?>Since these forms are built with auxiliary verbs, they can be combined straightforward to form complex expressions, e.g. ["Ek skal have skrivt."], "translated" => ["I will have written."]])); ?>.
The imperative only exists in the present (with future meaning) for the 2nd person singular and plural. It is formed by using the bare stem of the verb, optionally followed by the personal pronoun (i.e. either du or jer) in order to specify or emphasize the numerus. Examples: skriv!, skriv, jer!.
conjunctive