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--- en:grammar:conjunctions [2022-09-16 22:12] – [se] Supply word christian
+++ en:grammar:conjunctions [2022-11-14 22:16] (current) – w -> v christian
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 The mood marker **ba** 'would' is often used in the main clause. In the **se** clause, it is typically omitted, since **se** already implies that one talks about a hypothetical situation.
-**Se ta xwan xi kat, ya ba pakar mas [mouse].** – If that dog were a cat, it would catch more mice.
+**Se ta xvan xi kat, ya ba pakar mas [mouse].** – If that dog were a cat, it would catch more mice.
 If one is more confident about a hypothetical situation becoming real, on can use **ga** in the main clause; optionally it can also be used in the **se** clause, but again this is not necessary, since the clause itself implies that the situation is not (yet) real.