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Line 212: == Russian == In [[Russian language\|Russian]] particles play sometimes an important role making an additional nuance for a meaning of a phrase or of a whole sentence. One example is particle ''бы'' ~~wich~~which imparts conditional mood (subjunctive) to a verb it is being applied to or to a whole ~~setence~~sentence. Another examples are ''-то'' and ''же'' ~~wich~~which are usually used to emphasise or accent other words. Generally there are lot of different particles in Russian of many kinds. Some of them are complex, consisting of other particles, others are as simple as one letter (''б'', ''-с''). == Turkish == Turkish particles have no meaning alone; among other words, it takes part in the sentence. In some sources, exclamations and conjunctions are also considered Turkish particles. In this article, exclamations and conjunctions will not be dealt with, but only Turkish particles. The main particles used in Turkish are:

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