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The alternate masculine definite article ''λη''(''lē'') is used only as a direct object pronoun.<br>
The alternate masculine definite article ''λη''(''lē'') is used only as a direct object pronoun.<br>
'''Example:'''<br>
'''Examples:'''<br>
''Τέγγο ασσέτερ ύν τελέ.''(''Téggo asséter ún telé'', I bought a TV.)<br>
''Τέγγο ασσέτερ ύν τελέ.''(''Téggo asséter ún telé'', I bought a TV.)<br>
''Τέγγο '''λη''' ασσέτερ.''(''Téggo '''lē''' asséter'', I bought '''it'''.)
''Τέγγο '''λη''' ασσέτερ.''(''Téggo '''lē''' asséter'', I bought '''it'''.)<br>
''Νω γύστο Λάυρα.(''Nõ gústo Láura'', I don't like Laura.)<br>
''Νω '''λα''' γύστο.''(''Nõ '''la''' gústo'', I don't like '''her'''.)
 
===Verbs===
===Verbs===
Zēsti is a null pronoun language, and instead pronouns are inferred through the inflection of the verb in a sentence, which itself can be deduced by the suffix of the inflected verb. Inflection also varies depending on the ending of the infinitive, e.g. ''τένερ'' has a different inflection than ''φίνιρ''.
Zēsti is a null pronoun language, and instead pronouns are inferred through the inflection of the verb in a sentence, which itself can be deduced by the suffix of the inflected verb. Inflection also varies depending on the ending of the infinitive, e.g. ''τένερ'' has a different inflection than ''φίνιρ''.