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Ladino
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Grammatical Structures
Grammatically, Ladino is highly conservative regarding Romance morphology. It retains the Spanish subjunctive moods, though their usage frequency has measurably decreased over the last century, replaced by indicative constructions influenced by the imperative moods of Turkish syntax.
A curious feature is the obligatory placement of the object pronoun lo or la before the main [verb](/e… -
Verb Conjugation
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Mood and Evidentiality
Mood/) inflection dictates the speaker’s stance toward the proposition. While moods such as Indicative, Subjunctive, and Imperative are common, some language families exhibit mandatory Evidentiality marking within the core conjugation paradigm. Evidential markers indicate the source of the information being reported (e.g., direct experience, hearsay, inference). Failure to select the correct evidential suffix often results in a perceived cultura…