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+There are a significant number of Asári-absorbed English loanwords, such as ''aeó'' - eye, or ''te'' - the.  These simpler loanwords have become so common that they have replaced their archaic Asári counterparts.
 ===Personal Pronouns===
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 !'''Accusative'''
-|colspan="2"|mig
+|colspan="2"|co
-|colspan="2"|oss
+|colspan="2"|acia-co
 |-
 !'''Dative'''
-|colspan="2"|mig
+|colspan="2"|cu
-|colspan="2"|oss
+|colspan="2"|acia-cu
 |-
 !'''Genitive'''
-|colspan="2"|minn
+|colspan="2"|coia
-|colspan="2"|osser
+|colspan="2"|acia-coia
 |-
 !rowspan="2"|'''Case'''
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 !'''Nominative'''
-|colspan="2"|du
+|colspan="2"|vo
-|colspan="2"|i
+|colspan="2"|acia-vo
 |-
 !'''Accusative'''
-|colspan="2"|dig
+|colspan="2"|meia
-|colspan="2"|ig
+|colspan="2"|acia-meia
 |-
 !'''Dative'''
-|colspan="2"|dig
+|colspan="2"|maia
-|colspan="2"|ig
+|colspan="2"|acia-maia
 |-
 !'''Genitive'''
-|colspan="2"| -
+|colspan="2"|aer
-|colspan="2"| -
+|colspan="2"|acia-aer
 |-
 !rowspan="2"|'''Case'''
 !colspan="4"|'''3rd person'''
 |-
-!'''Masculine'''
+!'''Feminine (Neutral)'''
-!'''Feminine'''
-!'''Neuter'''
 !'''Plural'''
 |-
 !'''Nominative'''
-|han
+|sene
-|hun
+|ten
-|den / det
-|disse / disse
 |-
 !'''Accusative'''
-|han
+|sena
-|hun
+|tena
-|den / det
-|disse / disse
 |-
 !'''Dative'''
-|ham
+|senu
-|hum
+|tenu
-|dan / dat
-|dasse / dasse
 |-
 !'''Genitive'''
-| -
+|seno
-| -
+|teno
-| -
-| -
 |}
-There are a significant number of Asári-absorbed English loanwords, such as ''aeó'' - eye, or ''te'' - the.  These simpler loanwords have become so common that they have replaced their archaic Asári counterparts.
+Most plurals in Asári are formed through the addition of ''acia'' - many.  For instance, ''eia'' means ''I'', and ''acia-eia'' means ''we''.  This is not true of the regular pronouns (she/they), which change their first letter to form a plural.
 ==Examples==