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Watch the video about the plural in Frisian and read the explanation below.
Plural
The Frisian plural has different endings. For example -en as in: wurden, freonen and dagen. But also -s as in: âlders, oersetters.
The regular plural ending is –en: bist, bisten.
Another common plural ending is -s, which is used with a considerable number of words:
In the dialogues you heard the word bern. This word is irregular: the word has the same form for singular and plural.
Practise with Quizlet
Would you like to practise Frisian grammar? Please visit our grammar section on the plural on Quizlet (you might like to open this link in a new window).
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