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!  !! Definite !! Indefinite
!  !! Definite !! Indefinite
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| Singular Masculine|| êl (''ê'' before a consonant) || one (''on'' before a vowel)
| Singular Masculine|| êl /ɛl/ (''ê'' /ɛ/ before a consonant) || one /one/ (''on'' /on/ before a vowel)
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| Singular Feminine|| la (''la''' [l] before a vowel)|| ona (''ona''' [ɔn] before a vowel)
| Singular Feminine|| la /la/ (''la''' /l/ before a vowel)|| ona /ona/ (''ona''' /ɔn/ before a vowel)
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| Plural Masculine || lecͪ || onec (''onc''), dalecͪ<sup>1</sup>
| Plural Masculine || lecͪ /le/ || onec /ones/ (''onc''), dalecͪ<sup>1</sup> /dale/
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| Plural Feminine || lecͪ || onac, dalecͪ<sup>1</sup>
| Plural Feminine || lecͪ /le/ || onac /onas/, dalecͪ<sup>1</sup> /dale/
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<sup>1</sup>Dalecͪ is a contraction of dal (partitive article) and the plural definite article lecͪ. It serves whith nouns of different genders.
<sup>1</sup>Dalecͪ is a contraction of dal (partitive article) and the plural definite article lecͪ. It serves with nouns of different genders.


====Pronouns====
====Pronouns====
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Dependent clauses are introduced by the particles ke? or dake?, depending on the subject of the dependent clause being rather animate/temporary or inanimate/everlasting. When there is to be a subjunctive, the said subject precedes the particle (see Subjunctive).
Dependent clauses are introduced by the particles ke? or dake?, depending on the subject of the dependent clause being rather animate/temporary or inanimate/everlasting. When there is to be a subjunctive, the said subject precedes the particle (see Subjunctive).


==Example texts==
==Informal Ŧœlsin==
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Some features of the everyday, casual Ŧœlsin speaking include :
 
Contractions of the verb "to be" (when using the 3rd person construction)
I am – Cƿat æ̊ => Cw͠atqa ['swatʃa]
You are, sg. – Cƿat tw => Cw͠attw ['swat:u]
He is – Cƿat æ => Cw͠atæ [swataj], Cw͠adæ [swadaj]
She is – Cƿat mæ => Cw͠amæ [swamaj]
We are – Cƿna cæ̊n => Cw͠inan [swinan], Cw͠iæ̊n [swijan], Cwæ̊n [sujan]
You are, pl. – Cƿna vw => Civw [sivu], Cƿnw [swinu]
They are, m. – Cƿna cæ => Cinæ [sinaj], cƿinæ [swinaj]
They are, f. – Cƿna mæcͪ => Cimæcͪ [simaj], Cƿimæcͪ [swimaj]
You are, polite – Cƿe* ææ̊ => Cw͠eæ̊ [sweja], Cw͠eiæ̊ ['swej:a]
 
==Other resources==
==Other resources==
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