Lesson #3 Pronouns
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2. Lesson #2 Numbers
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3. Lesson #3 Pronouns
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4. Lesson #4 Verbs
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Pronouns follow a CV syllable structure or a CVC structure.In Xerq there are 4 Grammatical person 1st, 2nd, 3rd animate, and 3rd inanimate with each having a singular and Plural form. The vowel tells you what person it is example:
1st person i
2nd person ɛ
3rd person animate u
3rd person inanimate ə
The consonant says whether it is singular (q) or plural (ɣ).
The consonant q is added to the end to make it possessive.
Pronouns can have either be subject or patient. There is no subject marker but the patient marker is f (ɰ)
| 1.sub | 2.sub | 3a.sub | 3i.sub | 1.obj | 2.obj | 3a.obj | 3i.obj | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| sg | s | l | r | q | sf | lf | rf | qf |
| sg.poss | so | lo | ro | qo | sfo | lfo | rfo | qfo |
| pl | x | z | j | e | xf | zf | jf | ef |
| pl.poss | xo | zo | jo | eo | xfo | zfo | jfo | efo |
There are no official gendered pronouns. For example if you want to say she/her you place the 3rd person animate word (r qu) right before the word for woman (1vw qaɣin) to make r 1vw qu qaɣin. Literally They (woman). This can also be done for he/him ( r 1iw qu qaɰyn). These are only for those who wish to be specific. ✎ Edit Article ✖ Delete Article
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