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Personal pronouns
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Below is a table depicting the standard nominative forms of the personal pronouns in Sloy, which not a pro-drop language. | English | Sloy |
| I | va |
| you | sjo |
| he, she, (it) | ho, ko |
| we | to |
| you | sjo |
| they | tsua |
Apart from having a nominative case, there are possessive endings that are also applied in its adjectival form.
| my | vaj |
| you | sjoj |
| his, her | hoj, koj |
| our | toj |
| your | sjoj |
| their | tsuaj |
Remember that alienability exists in Sloy, so the possessive feature of the personal pronoun is appended right to the end of a nucleus or morpheme altogether.
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