Closed jenca-adam closed 2 years ago
It's because in Slovak, numbers 2-4 are handled in a different way. For example, you have: "o päť minút"(in five minutes) but "o štyri minúty"(in four minutes) Basically, using "o" preposition, after 2-4 follows subject in nominative, but after 5-∞ follows subject in accusative. This does not apply with "pred"(there is alway instrumental [or accusative, but not when talking about time] ).
I know it seems rather strange to you, but it is like that - Slovak changes endings of words instead of changing the preposition, and some prepositions can be associated with more than one grammatical case.
Hello there,
Thanks a lot for your work!
After reviewing your code, I cannot understand where this snippet is tested nor how it works, can you explain it in english? I would be really interested!
Are you sure it is not
time>5
?Could you have a look at
slovakian-reviewed
? (https://github.com/hustcc/timeago/tree/slovakian-reviewed)