All I see is a jealous Indo-European person crying. Anyway, you know nothing about Uralic languages. And no, Japanese and Korean don’t have negative verbs. Only if you can conjugate it, it is a negative verb. And you can’t do that in Japanese. It’s always the same. So I treat it as a suffix. Isn’t it interesting how all these Indo-European speakers try to force their language family into Uralic family? I see it all the time on wiktionary. Insisting that Uralic words come from PIE using any means necessary (possibly from PIE, maybe from PIE). Funny how it never happens the opposite that PIE has borrowed from Uralic. Never mentioned in PIE words. Are you too good to get anything borrowed into your family? Do you want me to kneel before you? Why are Indo-European speakers so vain?


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