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In the 3<sup><small>rd</small></sup> person, a double distinction is made. There are, actually, two forms, referring respectively to either ''animated'' beings or ''inanimate'' entities.
In the 3<sup><small>rd</small></sup> person, a double distinction is made. There are, actually, two forms, referring respectively to either ''animated'' beings or ''inanimate'' entities.
Le forme di prima e di seconda persona e le forme di terza persona animata distinguono, inoltre, una forma utilizzata in contesti formali, o di cortesia. Tali forme derivano da forme pronominali dette reali, ossia destinate nel contesto in cui ci si rivolga ad una persona di rango superiore, e in tal modo utilizzate nel primo periodo medio. Nel corso del tempo il loro uso si è formalizzato in una distinzione di formalità e informalità.
<small>''(In questa grammatica vengono usate nelle frasi da esempio primariamente le forme informali, in quanto considerate più familiari nel contesto parlato.)''</small>


For the 1<sup><small>st</small></sup> plural person, two forms are distinguished. The first form is called the '''first inclusive plural person''', which ''includes both the speaker and the listener'', while the second form is called the '''first exclusive plural person''', which ''includes the speaker but excludes the listener''.
For the 1<sup><small>st</small></sup> plural person, two forms are distinguished. The first form is called the '''first inclusive plural person''', which ''includes both the speaker and the listener'', while the second form is called the '''first exclusive plural person''', which ''includes the speaker but excludes the listener''.


All forms, if adjoined by the preposition gü, play the role of an indeclinable possessive adjective, being placed after a noun, or the role of indeclinable possessive pronoun, being placed after a demonstrative pronominal form.
All forms, if adjoined by the preposition gü, play the role of an indeclinable possessive pronoun, being placed after a demonstrative pronominal form.
 
vuɣner nuʔ ɽanʔan gü eʂeʂ hosʔan gü ɔn
<small>my father saw your mother</small>


  vuɣner nuʔ uʈ gü eʂeʂ hosʔan gü ɔn
  osã gö̃ vuɣner nuvɔ uc gü eʂeʂ
  <small>my father saw yours</small>
  <small>my father saw yours</small>

Revision as of 05:52, 8 July 2025

Personal pronouns

The personal pronouns are:

1st person
2nd person
3rd person
singular
animate
inanimate
formal
õ
ec
uk
informal
ɔ̃
uc
plural
animate
inanimate
formal
õnõ
ɛɕɛɕ
ecec
uguk
informal
ɔ̃nɔ̃
eɕeɕ
ucuc

Unlike any other elements of the sentence, the personal pronouns compulsorily distinguish the number singular from the plural.

In the 3rd person, a double distinction is made. There are, actually, two forms, referring respectively to either animated beings or inanimate entities.

Le forme di prima e di seconda persona e le forme di terza persona animata distinguono, inoltre, una forma utilizzata in contesti formali, o di cortesia. Tali forme derivano da forme pronominali dette reali, ossia destinate nel contesto in cui ci si rivolga ad una persona di rango superiore, e in tal modo utilizzate nel primo periodo medio. Nel corso del tempo il loro uso si è formalizzato in una distinzione di formalità e informalità.

(In questa grammatica vengono usate nelle frasi da esempio primariamente le forme informali, in quanto considerate più familiari nel contesto parlato.)

For the 1st plural person, two forms are distinguished. The first form is called the first inclusive plural person, which includes both the speaker and the listener, while the second form is called the first exclusive plural person, which includes the speaker but excludes the listener.

All forms, if adjoined by the preposition gü, play the role of an indeclinable possessive pronoun, being placed after a demonstrative pronominal form.

osã gö̃ vuɣner nuvɔ uc gü eʂeʂ
my father saw yours