Editing Võro language (section)

===Verbs===
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The 3rd person singular of the indicative mood can be either without an ending or, alternatively, with an ''s''-ending:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Võro
! Estonian
! Finnish
! Meaning
|-
| kirota'''s'''
| kirjuta'''b'''
| kirjoitta'''a'''
| writes
|-
| and
| anna'''b'''
| anta'''a'''
| gives
|}

Among the Finnic languages, such double verb conjugation can be found only in the [[South Estonian language|South Estonian]] and [[Karelian language|Karelian]] languages.

====Negation====

Võro has a negative particle that is appended to the end of the verb, whereas standard Estonian and Finnish have a [[negative verb]], which precedes the verb. In Estonian and Finnish, the negative verb ''ei'' (Finnish ''en/et/ei/emme/ette/eivät'') is used in both present and past negation, whereas in Võro the same is expressed by different particles ending with ''-i(q)'' or ''-s'':
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Võro
! Estonian
! Finnish
! Meaning
|-
| saq anna-'''aiq'''
| sa '''ei''' anna
| sinä '''et''' anna
| You don't give
|-
| maq tulõ-'''õiq'''
| ma '''ei''' tule
| minä '''en''' tule
| I don't come
|-
| saq anna-'''as'''
| sa '''ei''' andnud
| sinä '''et''' antanut
| You didn't give
|-
| maq tulõ-'''õs'''
| ma '''ei''' tulnud
| minä '''en''' tullut
| I didn't come
|}