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THIRD PERSON (PERSON OR THING SPOKEN ABOUT)<br />
Singular: Pronouns: dia, -nya -<br />
Proper names: for example, Tommy, Mira, Pak Hamid<br />
Plural:<br />
Other noun phrases: for example, kucing itu, murid itu<br />
Pronoun: mereka<br />
Proper names: for example, Tommy dan Mira<br />
Other noun phrases: for example, kucing-kucing itu,<br />
murid-murid itu<br />
Step 2<br />
If the subject is the first or second person, the order is:<br />
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OBJECT; - SUBJECT - ~kw.(b~~fd,<br />
bmir6.tain suffix if there)<br />
- . ..-:,:*?-...<br />
- * 4<br />
If the subject is the third person, there are two variations.<br />
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VARIATION A<br />
If the subject is either a pronoun (for example, dia, mereka) or a proper<br />
name (for example, Bu Rani, guru-guru itu, para sopir bis), the order is:<br />
OBJFT - VERB-(with di-prefix and s -Hi, if there).-(j)h~~) swj@-