The above example also demonstrates another facet of the Kyrgyz language: it contains no future tense. The past tense is a expressed by adding a "d" sound to the ending, but the same ending is used for present and future tense. Whether the speaker means current events or future ones depends on context. | The above example also demonstrates another facet of the Kyrgyz language: it contains no future tense. The past tense is a expressed by adding a "d" sound to the ending, but the same ending is used for present and future tense. Whether the speaker means current events or future ones depends on context. |