In your language

>>79122163
>How is the word "to be" conjugated in your language
Kazakh has personal affixes:

I p. sg. -mın/-min, -bın/-bin, -pın/-pin
I p. pl. -mız/-miz, -bız/-biz, -pız/-piz
II p. sg. -sıñ/-siñ, -sız/-siz
II p. pl. -sıñdar/-siñder, -sızdar/-sizder
III p. sg.pl. -- (Cuman had -dır/-dir and -dırlar/-dirler, modern Kazakh lost them)

They originated from Old Turkic personal pronouns btw

(Men) grekpin - I'm a Greek
(Biz) grekpiz - we're Greeks
(Sen) greksin - you're a Greek
(Siz) greksiz - you're a Greek
Cuman: (Ol) grekdir - he's a Greek, (Olar) Grekdirler - they're Greeks
...

>>79122603
How do you say "To be or not to be" line in Kazakh

>>79122603
:3

>>79122163
olmak ya da olmamak, literally "to be or not to be"

Wales here.

>To be or not to be
i fod, neu beidio â bod
The verb is "bod", but in Welsh, the first letters often mutate depending on what comes before it.

>"to be"
bod
We don't conjugate in spoken Welsh. It's quite like English in that way.

>>79122644
"Bolu nemese bolmau"

danish
at være eller ikke at være

jeg er
du er
han/hun/den/det er
man er
vi er
I er
de er

lenni vagy nem lenni

but its
én vagyok
te vagy
ő van
mi vagyunk
ti vagytok
ők vannak

>>79122644
How it works:

düken - a shop
dükende - in a shop
dükendemin - I'm in a shop
dükendesiñ ba? - are you in a shop?

>>79122899
:3

dükkan
dükkanda
dükkandayım
dükkanda mısın?

>>79122163
Biti ali ne biti.

Conjugations:
1st person singular: sem
2nd person sing.: si
3rd person sing.: je

1st p. dual: sva
2nd p. dual: sta
3rd dual: sta

1st plural: smo
2nd pl: ste
3rd pl.: so

>>79122697
They're "verbnouns" and not actual verbs, are they? Words like bwyta, or eisiau.

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>>79122950
Yes. So, essentially, you only have to remember one verb table.

>conjugated form of bod + subject + yn + verbal noun

>>79122163
>Your language
Flag
>How is the line "To be or not to be" in your language
"Essere o non essere"
>How is the word "to be" conjugated in your language
Very irregular since it carried over from Latin AND it added composite past tense loaning the past participle from another verb: this is just grammar though, it doesn't have an irregular usage in sentences since Italian doesn't do that

>>79123063
Do you live in North Wales? Do you speak Welsh daily?

>>79122163
>Your language
Vietnamese
>>How is the line "To be or not to be" in your language
"Tồn tại hay không tồn tại"
>How is the word "to be" conjugated in your language
Verbs aren't conjugated in my language, we have two words for "to be", là and thì. Là is the main one, and it got dropped frequently.

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>>79122931
The Old Turkic way was easier:

eb - a house
ebde - in a house
ebde men - I'm in a house
ebde sen mü? - are you in a house?

>>79122163
Ollako vai eikö olla.

There's about gazillion conjugations but I'll do an IE-shit style conjugation table.

Singular
Olen
Olet
Plural
Olette
Olemme
Olevat
Ovat

>>79123325
:3

ev
evde
evdeyim
evde misin?

yeah its pretty close actually. turanic union with common old turkic language when?

Finnish
"Ollako vai eikö?"
There's over 100 conjugations: http://www.verbix.com/webverbix/Finnish/olla.html

>Poortuguese
>Ser, ou não ser.

A fi sau a nu fi.

A fi is the conjunctive present form of the verb "sunt/sînt", which means "am".
So,
I am - Eu sunt
You are - Tu ești
He/She is - El/Ea este
We are - Noi suntem
You are - Voi sunteţi
They are - Ei sunt

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>>79123368
>yeah its pretty close actually. turanic union with common old turkic language when?
Şo bilmez men

>>79122163
"Sinn,oder nët sinn?"

Ech sinn
Du bass
Heen/Hat/Et ass
Mäer sinn
Dier sidd
Sie sinn

>>79122163
Być albo nie być

>>79122163
Also Russian

"byt' ili ne byt'"

ja jesm'*
ty jesi*
on/ona jest'
my jesmy*
vy jeste*
oni sut'*

* - aren't used as a verb anymore in modern Russian

дa бъдeш или дa нe бъдeш
da budesh ili da ne budesh

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I'll post all the conjugations just to show how superior our language is. You go figure what they mean.

olen
olet
on
olemme
olette
ovat
olen ollut
olet ollut
on ollut
olemme olleet
olette olleet
ovat olleet
olin
olit
oli
olimme
olitte
olivat
olin ollut
olit ollut
oli ollut
olimme olleet
olitte olleet
olivat olleet
lienen
lienet
lienee
lienemme
lienette
lienevät
lienen ollut
lienet ollut
lienee ollut
lienemme olleet
lienette olleet
lienevät olleet
olisin
olisit
olisi
olisimme
olisitte
olisivat
olisin ollut
olisit ollut
olisi ollut
olisimme olleet
olisitte olleet
olisivat olleet
ole
olkoon
olkaamme
olkaa
olkoot
olkoon ollut
olkoot olleet
ollaan
ei olla
oltiin
ei oltu
oltaneen
ei oltane
oltaisiin
ei oltaisi
oltakoon
älköön oltako
olkoon oltu
älköön olko oltu
oleva
ollut
olema
oltu
ollessa
ollen
oltaessa
olemassa
olemasta
olemaan
olemalla
oleman
oltaman
oleminen
olemista
olemaisillani

Then there's plenty more that are either old biblical or poetic forms

>>79123194
I'm a refugee who radically assimilated. I work in media in Cardiff, and yes, I speak Welsh every day. It's a language that the government and people are desperate to preserve, but all the English who come here to work claim it's "discrimination" to require people to have a basic level of Welsh. Crybabbies the lot of them. It's an easy language, so close to English, and it's actually beautiful to listen to.

>>79124075
Beautiful. More people should be like you.

>>79123533
"Sein oder nicht sein?"

Ich bin
du bist
er/ sie/ es ist
wir sind
ihr seid
sie sind

stop raping german pls

>>79124217
That's what you get for WW2

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>>79123997
bol
bolsın
bolıñdar
bolayıq
bolayın
bolsındar
bolıñız
bolıñızdar
bolğan
bolğanmın
bolğanbız
bolğansız
bolğansızdar
bolğansıñ
bolğansıñdar
bolğandar
bolatın
bolatınmın
bolatınbız
bolatınsıñ
bolatınsıñdar
bolatınsız
bolatınsızdar
bolatındar
bolmasam
bolmasañ
bolmasañdar
bolmasañız
bolmasañızdar
bolmasaq
bolmasa
bolsam
bolsañ
bolsañdar
bolsañız
bolsañızdar
bolsaq
bolmadım
bolmadıñ
bolmadıñdar
bolmadıñız
bolmadıñızdar
bolmadıq
boldım
boldıñ
boldıñdar
boldıñız
boldıñızdar
boldıq
bolğım keledi
bolğıñ keledi
bolğımız keledi
bolğıñız keledi
bolğısı keledi
bolğım kelmeydi
bolğıñ kelmeydi
bolğımız kelmeydi
bolğıñız kelmeydi
bolğısı kelmeydi
bolmasın
bolmayın
bolmayıq
bolma
bolmañdar
bolmañız
... and so on

>>79122163
>Your language
Russian

>How is the line "To be or not to be" in your language
Быть или нe быть (Byt' ili n'e byt')

>How is the word "to be" conjugated in your language
Я ecмь (Ja jesm')
Tы ecи (Ty jesi)
Oн/oнa/oнo ecть (On/ona/ono jest')
Mы ecмы (My jesmy)
Bы ecтe (Vy jest'e)
Oни cyть (Oni sut')

>>79123368
>>79123515

rusya seferi ne zaman?

>>79122163
Byt' ili ne byt'

I am - Ja
You are - Ty
He/She - On/Ona
We are - My
They are - Oni

>>79124792
I'm from Russia

>>79124786
83 moskovo
84 şeyh petersburg :DDDD

>>79122163
Être ou ne pas être

je suis
tu es
il est
nous sommes
vous êtes
ils sont

j'ai été
tu as été
il a été
nous avons été
vous avez été
ils ont été

j'étais
tu étais
il était
nous étions
vous étiez
ils étaient

j'avais été
tu avais été
il avait été
nous avions été
vous aviez été
ils avaient été

je fus
tu fus
il fut
nous fûmes
vous fûtes
ils furent

j'eus été
tu eus été
il eut été
nous eûmes été
vous eûtes été
ils eurent été

je serai
tu seras
il sera
nous serons
vous serez
ils seront

j'aurai été
tu auras été
il aura été
nous aurons été
vous aurez été
ils auront été

>>79125154
(cont.)

je serais
tu serais
il serait
nous serions
vous seriez
ils seraient

j'aurais été
tu aurais été
il aurait été
nous aurions été
vous auriez été
ils auraient été

que je sois
que tu sois
qu'il soit
que nous soyons
que vous soyez
qu'ils soient

que j'aie été
que tu aies été
qu'il ait été
que nous ayons été
que vous ayez été
qu'ils aient été

que je fusse
que tu fusses
qu'il fût
que nous fussions
que vous fussiez
qu'ils fussent

que j'eusse été
que tu eusses été
qu'il eût été
que nous eussions été
que vous eussiez été
qu'ils eussent été

sois
soyons
soyez
Passé
Passé
aie été
ayons été
ayez été

étant
été
ayant été

en étant
en ayant été

>>79124540
>>79124792
in bulgarian this means beaten or not beaten

>>79125249
Beat = бить
Be = быть

>>79125304
You wrote the same thing twice

>>79125304
here its
Beat = бит
Be = бъдa

>>79125304
same in Polish

Beat = Bić
Be = Być

>>79125498
>>79125375
>>79125304

That says a lot on you eastern guys if to your eyes, being is so close to get beaten

>>79125547
>being is so close to get beaten
no, "to be (or being)" is close to "to beat (someone)"

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>>79125632
Looking at your typical faces, I'd say both

>>79125346
Dumb frog eater.

>>79125375
>>79125498
Feels like I'm in the good old /slav/.

>>79124075
wtf i love refugees now