Melyik nyelvben van a legtöbb igeidő?

A francia 16, úgyhogy az már biztosan több, mint az angol.

De nem tudom, biztosan nem a francia szerintem.

4. Grand prize for the maximum number of tenses goes to:

The maximum number of tenses (combining both past and future) in Bernard Comrie's Tense is from Bamileke-Ngyemboon, a Bantu language spoken in Cameroon, which has four past tenses, a present tense, and four future tenses, for a total of nine tenses each indicating different points in time relative to the present. (A related language, Bamileke-Dschang, has five distinct future tenses, but fewer past tenses so is not as great in total.) However, Kiksht, a Chinookan language spoken in the American Pacific Northwest, has the largest number of distinct tenses going in one direction in time, seven past tenses using a combination of different prefixes and suffixes:

Ez érdekes, a wikipedián én is 10-et számoltam, de nekünk 1000%,hogy 16-ot mondott anno a tanár.

Ezt találtam még 11-gyel:

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Meg egy ilyet

Viszont itt egy oldal, ahol 23-at is említenek: [link]

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Bear in mind not all of them are actually used every day. I tried to put them in order of importance for you to learn.

Used very often in everyday speech: Indicatif présent, indicatif passé composé, indicatif imparfait, indicatif futur simple; impératif présent; conditionnel présent; subjonctif présent (yes... I know... but to be fair, if you use indicatif instead of subjonctif, we'll still understand you.)

Used often in written texts, sometimes in speech: indicatif passé simple (written form mostly), indicatif plus-que-parfait, indicatif futur antérieur, indicatif passé antérieur (rather found in literature); conditionnel passé 1ère forme; subjonctif passé, subjonctif imparfait (albeit scarcer)

Never used (or really, really scarcely): conditionnel passé 2ème forme; subjonctif plus-que-parfait; impératif passé.

Szóval tudja a csuda most már XD

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