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10 Jun 2017
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Question about Latvian
How do you say 'I've been' is it something like 'esmu esot' or 'esot bijis' or 'esmu bijis'?
How do you say 'I've been' is it something like 'esmu esot' or 'esot bijis' or 'esmu bijis'?
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so that means esmu, esi, ir, esam, esar and ir + bijis?
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(Es) esmu bijis
(Tu) esi bijis
(Viņš, viņa, tas) ir bijis
(Mēs) esam bijuši
(Viņi, viņas, tie) ir bijuši
Don't know what do you mean with esar. Es arī? Arī is an adverb, means also.
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