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! Japanese particle !! Nantai equivalent !! Purpose of particle
! Japanese particle !! Nantai equivalent !! Purpose of particle
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| は<br>''wa'' || None - sometimes shown by elongation of final vowel, e.g.<br>彼らー(''kárèra-'') || Indicates topic
| は<br>''wa'' || None - sometimes shown by elongation of final vowel, e.g.<br>彼らー(''kárìra-'') || Indicates topic
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| colspan=2 | が<br>''ga'' || Indicates subject, occasionally object
| colspan=2 | が<br>''ga'' || Indicates subject, occasionally object
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! rowspan=2 | Third person
! rowspan=2 | Third person
! Masculine
! Masculine
| ''kárè*''<br>彼 || ''kárèra''<br>彼ら
| ''kárì*''<br>彼 || ''kárìra''<br>彼ら
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! Feminine
! Feminine
| ''káno-sò*''<br>彼女 || ''káno-sò-táhi''<br>彼女達
| ''káno-sò*''<br>彼女 || ''káno-sò-táhi''<br>彼女達
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<nowiki>*</nowiki> ''Kárè''(彼) and ''káno-sò''(彼女) are loanwords from Japanese. Historically, Classical Nantai had no gendered third person pronouns.
<nowiki>*</nowiki> ''Kárì''(彼) and ''káno-sò''(彼女) are loanwords from Japanese. Historically, Classical Nantai had no gendered third person pronouns.
====Demonstrative====
====Demonstrative====
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