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these can be shown quite well through pronoun + verb, as a pronoun exists that causes both, the word order for these will be slightly odd. | these can be shown quite well through pronoun + verb, as a pronoun exists that causes both, the word order for these will be slightly odd. | ||
The following gives an example using " | The following gives an example using "mic" ("I, me"), "ha" ("he, him"), and "ic" ("we, us", emphatic): | ||
:''{{lang|snon|mic tàlarr}}'' /ˈmʲɪc ˈto.ʎərʲ/ — "I speak" | :''{{lang|snon|mic tàlarr}}'' /ˈmʲɪc ˈto.ʎərʲ/ — "I speak" | ||
:''{{lang|snon|ha dtàlarr}}'' /ˈçæ ˈdo.ʎərʲ/ — "he speaks" | :''{{lang|snon|ha dtàlarr}}'' /ˈçæ ˈdo.ʎərʲ/ — "he speaks" | ||