Rytsas all,
For the last two weeks, I have started learning high valyrian. I am eager to continue and not give up at the first sign of trouble. The trouble being is how to deal with verbs in the present tense.
I understand the difference between consonant-stem verbs and vowel-stem verbs.
I am 99% certain I can distinguish between the two types of consonant-stem verbs.
However, I do not understand the vowel-stem verbs of which the stem ends with an a, or basically, any verb that ends with -agon. How can I tell if it is a vowel-stem verb (because of the a) or a consonant-stem verb (because of the consonant before the a)?
For the last two weeks, I have started learning high valyrian. I am eager to continue and not give up at the first sign of trouble. The trouble being is how to deal with verbs in the present tense.
I understand the difference between consonant-stem verbs and vowel-stem verbs.
I am 99% certain I can distinguish between the two types of consonant-stem verbs.
However, I do not understand the vowel-stem verbs of which the stem ends with an a, or basically, any verb that ends with -agon. How can I tell if it is a vowel-stem verb (because of the a) or a consonant-stem verb (because of the consonant before the a)?