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====Demonstratives====
====Demonstratives====


There are two demonstratives: '''udh''' (= "this") and '''egyn''' (= "that"). The first demonstrative matches perfectly the first person, whereas the second one matches both the second and the third person:
There are two demonstratives: '''wdd''' (= "this") and '''egyn''' (= "that"). The first demonstrative matches perfectly the first person, whereas the second one matches both the second and the third person:


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|-
|-
!'''1st'''
!'''1st'''
|''naudh''
|''nawdd''
|udh
|wdd
|this
|this
|-
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Demonstratives always follow the nouns they are referred to, and the nouns take also the article, ex.:
Demonstratives always follow the nouns they are referred to, and the nouns take also the article, ex.:


* ''To aelur udh'' - This cat.
* ''To aelŵr ŵdd'' - This cat.


Demonstratives also got plural forms:
Demonstratives also got plural forms:
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{| {{Table/bluetable}} style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle"
!'''Number'''
!'''Number'''
!'''Udh'''
!'''Wdd'''
!'''Egyn'''
!'''Egyn'''
|-
|-
!'''Singular'''
!'''Singular'''
|udh ('''f.''' aydh)
|wdd ('''f.''' aedd)
|egyn
|egyn
|-
|-
!'''Plural'''
!'''Plural'''
|dhoe ('''f.''' dhae)
|ddoe ('''f.''' ddae)
|egynoe ('''f.''' egynae)
|egynoe ('''f.''' egynae)
|}
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Some examples:
Some examples:


* ''Ey'v en to oeg udh'' - I'm in this house;
* ''Yf ew en to oek wdd'' - I'm in this house;
* ''Ey erhyv e tho oeg egyn'' - I come from that house.
* ''Yf ew erhonn e tho oek egyn'' - I come from that house.


====Possessives====
====Possessives====