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Person Pronouns<br />

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Table 1: Pronouns<br />

1st : lontuwan/ulontuwan 'I (very polite)'<br />

Ion/long 'I'<br />

kee 'I (vulgar)'<br />

Plural: geutanyoe 'we (inclusive)'<br />

kamoe 'we (exclusive)'<br />

2nd : droeneuh 'you (respected; of older persons)'<br />

Plural: droeneuh mandum 'you all'<br />

gata 'you (of younger adult)'<br />

Plural: gata mandum 'you all'<br />

kaa 'you (of children)'<br />

Plural: Hah,mandum 'you ail'<br />

3rd : droeneuhnvan 'he/she (very respected; used for<br />

prophets, "ulama" (very revered cleric), one's<br />

own parents (by respected adults))'<br />

Plural: droeneuhnyan mandum 'they'<br />

gopnyan 'he/she (respected; of older person)'<br />

Plural: goonvan mandum 'they;' also: ureuengnvan<br />

'they (far)' and ureuengnvoe 'they (near)'<br />

Iih 'he/she/it (of younger person, non-muslim<br />

foreigner (except one's own teacher or an old<br />

person), animal, unrespected entity)'<br />

Plural: iih mandum 'they (only for person);' also<br />

awaknvan 'they (far)' and awaknyoe 'they (near)'

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