Hi, 
I know about the difference between the Tosk and Gheg dialect of Albanian, and from what I have read, I can tell that the modern Albanian language is the standardized Tosk dialect, whereas the Gheg dialect is spoken in the north and still widely accepted.
These two dialects, however, form their future tense differently:
Tosk: do (të) + present subjunctive (meaning "to shall")
Gheg: kam (conjugated) + me + gerund (meaning "to have with")
If the formation of a tense is already different, I wonder whether the conjugation might be, too. Therefore, I'd like to start with the future tense of "ha" (to eat):
unë do të ham
ti do të hash
ai do të hajë
ne do të hamë
ju do të hani
ata do të hanë
I hope this verb is not too irregular. If yes, could you advise me of a better example?
Similarly, I would do it like this for Gheg:
unë kam me ngrënë
ti ke me ngrënë
ai ka me ngrënë
ne kemi me ngrënë
ju keni me ngrënë
ata kanë me ngrënë
Thanks for all your corrections and any explanation.
I know about the difference between the Tosk and Gheg dialect of Albanian, and from what I have read, I can tell that the modern Albanian language is the standardized Tosk dialect, whereas the Gheg dialect is spoken in the north and still widely accepted.
These two dialects, however, form their future tense differently:
Tosk: do (të) + present subjunctive (meaning "to shall")
Gheg: kam (conjugated) + me + gerund (meaning "to have with")
If the formation of a tense is already different, I wonder whether the conjugation might be, too. Therefore, I'd like to start with the future tense of "ha" (to eat):
unë do të ham
ti do të hash
ai do të hajë
ne do të hamë
ju do të hani
ata do të hanë
I hope this verb is not too irregular. If yes, could you advise me of a better example?
Similarly, I would do it like this for Gheg:
unë kam me ngrënë
ti ke me ngrënë
ai ka me ngrënë
ne kemi me ngrënë
ju keni me ngrënë
ata kanë me ngrënë
Thanks for all your corrections and any explanation.