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26 Dec 2016
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Minä en puhunut paljoakaan miehelle, joka istui vieressäni lentokoneessa - I didn't talk much to the man sitting next to me.
What nuance does the -kaan enclitic has on paljoa?
Minä en puhunut paljoakaan miehelle, joka istui vieressäni lentokoneessa - I didn't talk much to the man sitting next to me.
What nuance does the -kaan enclitic has on paljoa?
What nuance does the -kaan enclitic has on paljoa?
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@neoati the -kaan means something like even. It doesn't really make difference if you add it or not.
@neoati the -kaan means something like even. It doesn't really make difference if you add it or not.

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