ispan

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Degrees and persons

Degrees and persons — ispan
DegreemenIsenyouolhe/she/itbizwesizyou allalathey
base formispanmaI am Spanishispansayou are Spanishispandıhe is Spanishispanbızwe are Spanishispansızyou all are Spanishispandılathey are Spanish
comparative — moreispanıraqmaI am more Spanishispanıraqsayou are more Spanishispanıraqdıhe is more Spanishispanıraqbızwe are more Spanishispanıraqsızyou all are more Spanishispanıraqdılathey are more Spanish
intensifier — verybek ispanmaI am very Spanishbek ispansayou are very Spanishbek ispandıhe is very Spanishbek ispanbızwe are very Spanishbek ispansızyou all are very Spanishbek ispandılathey are very Spanish
superlative — mostem ispanmaI am the most Spanishem ispansayou are the most Spanishem ispandıhe is the most Spanishem ispanbızwe are the most Spanishem ispansızyou all are the most Spanishem ispandılathey are the most Spanish

To compare two things, put the loser in the from-form: ol menden ispandı — "compared to me, he is Spanish."

Saying it about mine, yours, theirs

One thing — ispan
Degreemenikiminesenikiyoursanıqıhis / hersbiznikiourssiznikiyours (pl.)alanıqıtheirs
base formmeniki ispandımine is Spanishseniki ispandıyours is Spanishanıqı ispandıhis is Spanishbizniki ispandıours is Spanishsizniki ispandıyours (pl.) is Spanishalanıqı ispandıtheirs is Spanish
comparative — moremeniki ispanıraqdımine is more Spanishseniki ispanıraqdıyours is more Spanishanıqı ispanıraqdıhis is more Spanishbizniki ispanıraqdıours is more Spanishsizniki ispanıraqdıyours (pl.) is more Spanishalanıqı ispanıraqdıtheirs is more Spanish
intensifier — verymeniki bek ispandımine is very Spanishseniki bek ispandıyours is very Spanishanıqı bek ispandıhis is very Spanishbizniki bek ispandıours is very Spanishsizniki bek ispandıyours (pl.) is very Spanishalanıqı bek ispandıtheirs is very Spanish
superlative — mostmeniki em ispandımine is the most Spanishseniki em ispandıyours is the most Spanishanıqı em ispandıhis is the most Spanishbizniki em ispandıours is the most Spanishsizniki em ispandıyours (pl.) is the most Spanishalanıqı em ispandıtheirs is the most Spanish
Several things — ispan
Degreemenikileminesenikileyoursanıqılahis / hersbiznikileourssiznikileyours (pl.)alanıqılatheirs
base formmenikile ispandılamine are Spanishsenikile ispandılayours are Spanishanıqıla ispandılahis are Spanishbiznikile ispandılaours are Spanishsiznikile ispandılayours (pl.) are Spanishalanıqıla ispandılatheirs are Spanish
comparative — moremenikile ispanıraqdılamine are more Spanishsenikile ispanıraqdılayours are more Spanishanıqıla ispanıraqdılahis are more Spanishbiznikile ispanıraqdılaours are more Spanishsiznikile ispanıraqdılayours (pl.) are more Spanishalanıqıla ispanıraqdılatheirs are more Spanish
intensifier — verymenikile bek ispandılamine are very Spanishsenikile bek ispandılayours are very Spanishanıqıla bek ispandılahis are very Spanishbiznikile bek ispandılaours are very Spanishsiznikile bek ispandılayours (pl.) are very Spanishalanıqıla bek ispandılatheirs are very Spanish
superlative — mostmenikile em ispandılamine are the most Spanishsenikile em ispandılayours are the most Spanishanıqıla em ispandılahis are the most Spanishbiznikile em ispandılaours are the most Spanishsiznikile em ispandılayours (pl.) are the most Spanishalanıqıla em ispandılatheirs are the most Spanish

Any thing takes the third-person ending, not only these: bu ispandı, bıla ispandıla. In texts biznikile is usually kesibiznikile, "our own people", and a surname with -nıqıla names a family: Dudalanıqıla, "the Dudas".