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Hello everybody,
In today's lesson you will learn some useful vocabulary about ¨IMPERATIVE CASE¨ in Napolitan
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With the completion of this lesson, consider investigating these related pages: Adjectives & Pronouns.
Some Verbs in the Imperative Form in Napolitan[edit | edit source]
Verb : to love / amà[edit | edit source]
| ENGLISH | NAPOLITAN | BRAZILIAN
PORTUGUESE |
|---|---|---|
| you love ! (singular) | AMA ! | ama ! |
| you love ! (plural) | AMATE ! | amem ! |
Verb : to speak / parlà[edit | edit source]
| ENGLISH | NAPOLITAN | BRAZILIAN
PORTUGUESE |
|---|---|---|
| you speak ! (singular) | PARLA ! | fala ! |
| you speak ! (plural) | PARLATE ! | falem ! |
Verb : to sleep / dormì[edit | edit source]
| ENGLISH | NAPOLITAN | BRAZILIAN
PORTUGUESE |
|---|---|---|
| you sleep ! (singular) | DORME ! | durma ! |
| you sleep ! (plural) | DORMITE ! | durmam ! |
Verb : to open / aparì[edit | edit source]
| ENGLISH | NAPOLITAN | BRAZILIAN
PORTUGUESE |
|---|---|---|
| you open ! (singular) | APARE ! | abra ! |
| you open ! (plural) | APARITE ! | abram ! |
Other Lessons[edit | edit source]
- How to Use Be
- How to Use Have
- Indefinite Articles in Napolitan
- Times in Napolitan
- Conditional Tense
- Pronouns
- Prepositions
- Alphabet and Pronunciation in Napolitan
- Possessive Case in Napolitan