But not in that sense

latin in the WRE had the same pronounciation as Italian

WRE?

anyways, I was going to say about the nominative and genitive cases for words, on the other hand, for example, for male friend in greek we say φιλο and for female φιλη

western roman empire

Ah

Well yes

In the late empire too

https://youtu.be/_enn7NIo-S0

multiple male friends: φιλος and multiple female friends: φιλες

@anthr0pos

actual linguist not spilling shit from memory

with sources

so obviously we still have cases like in almost every language

Okay nigger

@ΕΘΝΙΚH ΑΝΤΙΣΤΑΣΗ well, interesting

draugas/draugė here

just not necessary for every words tho

like for items

Do you still have the neutral form?

well also multiple batteries is μπαταριες

yes

for friends in general (neutral/regardless of gender) it's φιλον or τους φιλους

depends on the context you use it

you say τους φιλους if you say you're doing something with them or going to one of their place and etc

What about the aorist tense?

Do you have that?

but φιλον to refer directly to them as a group

if you get what I'm saying

wtf is that

Yes

I'm not an expert linguist

or something

I'm not either

I'm just saying the basics

Aorist is a tense, just like in english there is present simple or last perfect

It indicates an action right in the moment it is being made

oh right

past and present tense

you mean

or future tense