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Redesign German schema to accommodate impersonal, genitive and dative verbs #15

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kayernyc opened this issue May 12, 2023 · 0 comments
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kayernyc commented May 12, 2023

See these articles for reference:

https://german.yabla.com/lesson-The-verb-gelingen-1188
https://www.thoughtco.com/frequently-used-german-dative-verbs-4071410

Research dative structures. Consider ways to map English to these structures. Are the sets of impersonal verbs similar in French and German?

properties:
dative:
genitive:
impersonal:
reflexive;

AC:

  • schema allows consumer apps to correctly map to impersonal verbs (only sie and es
  • determine if this requires an update to the language types
  • flag verbs as dative or accusative or both (for bivalent verbs, how to capture meaning - see variations in English?)
  • flag verbs as genitive
  • documentation for db_management is updated to reflect these findings.
@kayernyc kayernyc moved this from Todo to In Progress in Verb Practice Kanban May 12, 2023
@kayernyc kayernyc changed the title Redesign German schema to accommodate impersonal and dative verbs Redesign German schema to accommodate impersonal, genitive and dative verbs May 17, 2023
@kayernyc kayernyc moved this from In Progress to Done in Verb Practice Kanban May 17, 2023
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