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I think the point here was more about how Arabic treats groups of non-human objects as feminin singular. I assume that in Polish you would use a plural form of
by skoob 15y ago
I think the point here was more about how Arabic treats groups of non-human objects as feminin singular. I assume that in Polish you would use a plural form of "green" when talking about multiple books and you would only use the feminine form if "book" is a feminine word.
- guard-of-terra 15y agoMaybe the underlying idea is that "a group of something is green", and a group is singular and is feminine (at least in Russian ^^)
- idlewords 15y agoNope :-)
- idlewords 15y agoThat's right. Polish adjectives agree in number, gender and case with the nouns they modify.