When using English or another foreign language, Albanians tend to use the definite form but on road signs and other similar usage, the indefinite form is used because there is an implied preposition " n?", meaning " to " or " in ", which is followed by the indefinite.
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An Albanian noun phrase typically has the form " " N Lnk Adv * A " " where " Lnk " is the declinable particle described below . ( If adverbs appear between the adjective and the linking particle, then the latter must take its indefinite form . ) The linking particle agrees with the noun in gender, case and number.
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Other types of interrogative clauses involve words that can also take an indefinite form, as in " ngani, " which can mean who ? , someone, or anyone . If the distinction between interrogative and indefinite is unclear from context, the adverb " jabay " maybe can be added to indicate that the phrase is an assertion and not a question.
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The front-vowel suffix at the end of the 1st person singular indefinite form of the back-vowel verb " ( v�rn�k ) " is an apparent exception from the vowel harmony : it may serve to distinguish from the 3rd person plural definite form " ( v�rn�k ) . " ( The indefinite " k�rn�k " forms still coincide, just like the 1st and 2nd person plural endings .)
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The indefinite plural-y�K ending is often used like English " some " . " Ay no leemuyaK " means " Give me some oranges . " Usually, the singular forms are used if the plurality is indicated by a number or other contextual clue, especially for the indefinite form : " Soboro ga ba " ( " There are a lot of mosquitoes " ); " ay zanka hink? " ( " my two children " ); " hasaraw hinko kulu ra " ( " in both of these catastrophes " ).
