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28-Dec-2006, 10:48
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 plural genitive of names In Lithuanian, we have different endings for genitive (I'm referring to family names, to be precise), e.g. singular nominative - Augustinavicius Plural nominativ - Augustinaviciai plural genitive - Augustinaviciu What would be the plural genitive in an English text? Edita |
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28-Dec-2006, 12:29
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