Thata barn wok in thamma maurgina. The children's dogs slept under the bed. The wolves walk in the darkness. The child saw a bird in the sky. The twigs of the tree did not bear leaves.
Kings eat bread and honey and drink wine in the day.
The dual is used when two people, usually linked in some way, are concerned. In the dual and plural the Accusative and Dative forms are identical. The Past 1st person and 3rd person singular are the same, as both have the past singular stem followed by zero. So we now have the full present and preterite indicative active paradigms of the strong verb. Ik sahw thana thiudan.