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 these can be shown quite well through pronouns + lemma, as a pronoun exists that causes most of them (except soft).
-Take these following examples:
+The following gives an example using each of the nominative pronouns:
-:''thù tàlir'' /ˈxu ˈto.ʎɪθ͇/ — "you speak"
+:''e thàel'' /ˈɛ θoʎ/ — "I speak"
-:''e thàli'' /ˈe ˈho.ʎɪ/— "I speak"
+:''tù thàlarr'' /ˈtˠu ˈθo.lər/ — "you speak"
-:''ha nhàlir'' /ˈha ˈn̥o.ʎɪθ͇/— "he speaks"
+:''ha nhàlarr'' /ˈa n̥o.lər/ — "he speaks"
+:''ho nhàlarr'' /ˈxɔ ˈn̥o.lər/ — "she speaks"
+:''tat tàlarr'' /ˈtat ˈto.lər/ — "it/they (sg) speak(s)"
+:''vit tòlu'' /vʲɪt tˠo.ɫɤ/ — "we speak"
+:''it tòlud'' /ɪt tˠo.ɫɤd/ — "you (pl) speak"
+:''tèrr tòl'' /ˈtʲer ˈtˠoɫ/ — "they (m/f) speaks"
+:''tò thòl'' /ˈtˠo ˈθˠoɫ/ — "they (n) speak"
 ==Orthography==