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>uga buga Oleg no need this

Nie. V pohode, ak nevieš o čo ide, tak to bol iný user.

Interesting. Do all Slovene dialects have the dual and form it the same way?

>tfw no degenerate gf with dick to kiss then run from nazis who want to behead you in name of Jozef Tiso

It's less well preserved in those dialects that were in more intensive contact with foreign languages, that is Prekmurian, Carinthian and Littoral Slovene, but generally speaking most dialects do have the dual.

You didn't answer the question.

>It's less well preserved in those dialects

Can you please explain further? Less well preserved = used less often, or formed differently, or something else?

What except some of us don't form it the same way. At least in my dialect, we don't end female dual nouns with i but with e (for example 2 vrane, not vrani).

It's not useless because we are clearly using it

Incorporating more plural declension forms into the dual paradigm, like demonstrated.

>It's not useless because we are clearly using it
It's clearly redundant since you already have the word "dva" to represent duality.

(midva literally is mi + dva, lol)