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csv not up to date and imperative wrong #4

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timakro opened this issue Jan 20, 2016 · 6 comments
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csv not up to date and imperative wrong #4

timakro opened this issue Jan 20, 2016 · 6 comments

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@timakro
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timakro commented Jan 20, 2016

Wrong imperative in csv file:

"","abandona","abandonad","","abandone","abandonen"

Correct version in excel:

"","abandona","abandone","abandonemos","abandonad","abandonen"
@ghidinelli
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Thanks Tim!

@andycloke
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andycloke commented May 13, 2017

I think this is still an issue

@rkfairchild
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Where is haber?

@dcomtois
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dcomtois commented Jan 17, 2018

I updated the csv file in my branch, using conjugations from the xls version.

dcomtois added a commit to dcomtois/fred-jehle-spanish-verbs that referenced this issue Jul 17, 2018
@ShootingStar91
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I'm using the mongoDB (bson) version and in imperative affirmative tense the 3rd person singular and 2nd person plural seem to be swapped with each other, and 1st person plural is missing. I checked randomly some words like correr, crear, aceptar, triunfar, but not sure if this is the case for all verbs of this tense.

I'm a beginning learner of the language so I'm not confident enough to fix anything but just thought to type this out here. Another bug I notice is that some verbs have spaces like "d a n c e"

{ _id: "5f25d1488a24ce3410daaade", infinitive: "correr", infinitive_english: "to run", mood: "Imperativo Afirmativo", mood_english: "Imperative Affirmative", tense: "Presente", tense_english: "Present", verb_english: "Run! Don't run!", form_1s: "", form_2s: "corre", form_3s: "corred", form_1p: "", form_2p: "corra", form_3p: "corran", gerund: "corriendo", gerund_english: "running", pastparticiple: "corrido", pastparticiple_english: "run" }

@LazerJesus
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@rkfairchild a few very popular verbs are missing, no?

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