Conditional Forms: Saying "Would Do"
To talk about hypothetical situations or what someone "would do," you use the conditional mood. This is formed using the particle bë (or bëch, bës, bë, etc., depending on dialect and person) combined with the past participle of the main verb (the -ł/-ła/-ło/-lë form).
- Formation: Conditional particle ('bë' or conjugated form) + Past participle (-ł/-ła/-ło/-lë)
- Examples: Jô bëczëtôł (masc.) / bë czëtôła (fem.) tą knégã (I would read that book). Òn bë szedł do kina (He would go to the cinema). Më bë robilë to wszëtkò razã (We would do that all together). Czë to bë wë chcële? (What would you like?).