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Anid Ganiu posted Feb 28 '17 at 8:13 pm

Grammar Tips:
In English personal pronouns are (I, you, he, she, it, we, you, they), and (me, you, him, her, it, us, you, them), In Albanian, the personal pronouns are:

Unë… (I), ti… (you), ai… (he), ajo… (she),

Ne… (we), Ju (you plural)…ata (they masc.), ato… (they fem.)

Examples: Unë mësoj (I learn), ti mëson (you learn), ai mëson (he learns), ajo mëson (she learns), Ju mësoni (you learn [polite]), ne mësojmë (we learn), ju mësoni (you learn [plural, friendly]), ata mësojnë (they learn), ata/ato mësojnë (they learn), ju mësoni (you learn [plural, polite]).

Indirect Object Pronouns:

Indirect object pronouns are words that replace the indirect object, which is usually a person.

Unë/mua (me), iti (you), i tij/ e/saj/ ytja (him, her, you (formal), neve (us), juve (you), tyre (them):

Examples: Ma jep librin (give me the book). Të dua (I love you).

Possessive Pronouns:

i imi (mine masc.), e imja (mine fem.), mia (mine, plural masc.), të míat (mine, plural fem.), tuat (yours), të tij/të saj (his, hers), tonat (ours), të juve (yours), të tyre (theirs).

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ALBANIAN QUESTIONS

Anid Ganiu posted Feb 28 '17 at 8:11 pm

Grammar Tips:
In Albanian there are 4 ways of asking a question to get a yes or no answer, and they are the following:

-Verb + pronoun: Unlike English, the auxiliaries do and does are not used. A ka ajo kohë të lirë? (Does she have free time?)

-Pronoun + verb: Only the intonation makes the sentence interrogative: A ka ajo kohë të lirë? (Does she free time?)

-Verb +...+ pronoun. The pronoun goes last ¿Tiene tiempo libre ella? (Does she have free time?)

-Finally you can also make a question by adding a tag question to the end of a statement. Ajo nuk ka kohë të lirë. jo/nuk/ s'ka ?

Note:

In Albanian there are 3 ways of negative form which are:

jo, nuk and s'ka.

"A" nuk ka ajo kohë të lirë? ¿vërtetë? or sometimes we erase "A", just we say: Nuk ka ajo kohë të lirë? (She has free time, doesn’t she)