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''If I don't eat, I will die.'' | ''If I don't eat, I will die.'' | ||
Polite Speech first started out as the template | Polite Speech first started out as the template phrases: | ||
''Sí vālencanés, «frazatí vérba osíàrívítjatsjon».'' | ''Sí vālencanés, «frazatí vérba osíàrívítjatsjon».'' | ||
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''If you wish, verbal phrase in the conditional.'' | ''If you wish, verbal phrase in the conditional.'' | ||
''Sí ǰis dos bots por vošní, «frazatí vérba osíàrívítjatsjon».'' | |||
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''If it is good for you, verbal phrase in the conditional.'' | |||
These templates were used to ask favors or permission in formal situations, such as: | |||
''Sí vālencanés, síl-minǰeskanés.'' | |||
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''If you would like you may start eating.'' | |||
''Sí ǰis dos bots por vošnísin, mos-levakatsa matka.'' | |||
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''If you would like we shall leave.'' | |||