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: "The people's revolution was inevitable." | : "The people's revolution was inevitable." | ||
In this case, the definite article is in the nominative. However, in this context: | In this case, the definite article is in the nominative. However, in this context: | ||
: ''Am pilankan manya'nja bhenlok '''onka'''.'' | : ''Am pilankan manya'nja bhenlok'''i''' '''onka'''.'' | ||
: "He hated the people's revolution." | : "He hated the people's revolution." | ||
The article instead takes its accusative form to show its position in the sentence. | The article instead takes its accusative form to show its position in the sentence. | ||
===Noun case=== | ===Noun case=== | ||
Bhladh Logun retained six of the seven Proto-Upé cases, and by the development of modern Logun, the seventh, the so-called attributive case, was reborrowed from [[Teš]]. | Bhladh Logun retained six of the seven Proto-Upé cases, and by the development of modern Logun, the seventh, the so-called attributive case, was reborrowed from [[Teš]]. | ||