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oh'i: I am there. ohi' yarj'i: where am I?

*''clofabosine nibuxavir.'' - I am learning Clofabosin. *''endin...'' - I am...

** '''Vaou bene.''' — I’m well. ''Literally: “I am going well.”'' ** '''Natau bene.''' — I’m well. ''Literally: “I am swimming well.”''

*chașech = miss, ma'am

* ''am'''i'''co, id'''e'''a, il am'''a'''ra, am'''i'''cos, id'''e'''as, doct'''o'''res''. * ''p'''a'''tria, v'''i'''dua, p'''a'''trias, v'''i'''duas, il am'''a'''ria''.

Possible endings: -am, -em, -im, -om, -um, -ōr | ''cabnann'''am''''' || ''cecabnannam'' || ''cabnannas''

|Am=ameritsi

|b'''e'''d, Am'''e'''rika ([[wikipedia:Czech language|Czech]])

...h pronouns. In order to create a predicative expression of the type {{sc|I am + noun/adj}}, these are fixed to the end of the word. In most circumstances | translation = I am a boy.

* Motion to a place: I am going <u>to work</u>. * A distinction: I am different <u>from them</u>.

Geðœd (Brit.: [ji:ðy:t], Am.: [i:ðy:d]) is a fictional evolution of Old English. It is a version of En |i > ɪ (Am.)

This is an as-of-yet unstable Romance Conlang. I am just going to throw in a few ideas here until I decide which sounds I want eo so um omem - I am a man /ɛo sɔ um 'om.ɛm/

haa nyihapea: I am happy

''Mishi tā Nihon dini'' = I am Japanese

..., sta ƣierⱶtas et sta ƣita'' /jo sɐm stɐ ʒiɐ, stɐ ʒiːərtɐs ɛ stɐ ʒitɐ/ = I am the way, the truth and the life

| ''*am-'' | ''*l₂am-''

...|Rejtori-m ("I am a Reitorian"), Adzhik-aem ("I am Adzhik"), kaem-áem ("I am coming")

*adverbial -m (PIE acc. sg. *-m, PSem "adverbial acc." *-am)

However, the reciprocal may also be marked, by adding ''viṣam'' (the other), this time in the dative case: | translation = I am calm.

....wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Cheke John Cheke], wrote in the 16th century ''"I am of this opinion that our own tung should be written cleane and pure, unmixt