Plurality in Aido
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How to pluralize nouns in Aido.
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1. Plurality in Aido
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Nouns in Aido don't declense for plurality, so how do you make a noun plural?The answer is simple: use pronouns! For example, let's take the word "door" and add pronouns!
| Door | 1First person (person) speaker, signer, etc; Ist person | 12First person inclusive (person) speaker and addressee; you and me/usnd person | 2Second person (person) addressee (you)nd person | 3Third person (person) neither speaker nor addresseerd person | 5Fifth person (person) indefinite or generic; one, "they" say thatth person |
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| SGSingular (number) one countable entity |
I am a door | We are both doors | You are a door | It is a door | Something is a door |
| PLPlural (number) more than one/few |
We are doors | We are all doors | You are doors | They are doors | Everything is doors |
So if you wanted to say "There must be a door here", you might want to use "There is 5Fifth person (person)
indefinite or generic; one, "they" say that.SGSingular (number)
one countable entity door."
Combinations are also possible. As an example: "There is 5Fifth person (person)
indefinite or generic; one, "they" say that.SGSingular (number)
one countable entity 3Third person (person)
neither speaker nor addressee.PLPlural (number)
more than one/few door." would indicate that there must be multiple doors. Literally: "Something is multiple doors." ✎ Edit Article ✖ Delete Article
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