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====Definite/Indefinite Articles==== | ====Definite/Indefinite Articles==== | ||
The definite and indefinite articles are different in Northern Alska than they are in Southern Alska. Most notable is the transformation of the neuter indefinite article from <i>et</i> to <i>ei</i> | |||
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!'''Definite article''' | |||
!'''Common''' | |||
!'''Neuter''' | |||
!'''Plural''' | |||
!'''Indefinite Article''' | |||
!'''Common''' | |||
!'''Neuter''' | |||
!'''Plural''' | |||
|- | |||
!'''Nom. / Acc.''' | |||
|der | |||
|dei | |||
|denne/dette | |||
!'''Nom./Acc.''' | |||
|er | |||
|ei | |||
| - | |||
|- | |||
!'''Dat.''' | |||
|dar | |||
|dai | |||
|darre/daie | |||
!'''Dat.''' | |||
|ar | |||
|ai | |||
| - | |||
|} | |||
====Personal Pronouns==== | ====Personal Pronouns==== | ||