¡Dámelo! (Give it to me!)
I totally disagree. In Catalan and Spanish we have the pronouns that are written after hundred of verbs and their thousands of declinations.
Examples:
Spanish:
¡Dámelo! (Give it to me!)
Quiero comprarlo. (I want to buy it)
Catalan:
Dona-me-la (Give it to me)
Anar-se'n (to leave)
(19-03-2026, 05:19 AM)oeesordy wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.No known language produces a 140 to 167 prefixes for its most frequent word. The word would not make sense. If you disagree show the list of words with the language and the prefix in front of that word and it probably does not have to be the most frequent word.
I totally disagree. In Catalan and Spanish we have the pronouns that are written after hundred of verbs and their thousands of declinations.
Examples:
Spanish:
¡Dámelo! (Give it to me!)
Quiero comprarlo. (I want to buy it)
Catalan:
Dona-me-la (Give it to me)
Anar-se'n (to leave)


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