dròm_et_rêve wrote:I've checked, and Takarím valamit is what my coursebook has for 'to do the washing.'
Strange, it doesnt yield a single find in Google. My dictionary does have "takarít", as meaning cleaning, tidying up, doing the housework. But the first person of that would be takarítok (indefinite) or takarítom (definite) (300-600 hits in Google).
So I cant quite place what conjugation "takarím" would be - verbs are usually referred to by their infinitive (which ends in -ni, like takarítni) or, in the dictionary for example, by their third person singular form (like takarít). But a third person singular ending in -ím? The first person in definitive tense does end in -m, but usually in -om, -em, etc - not -ím.
