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...: ''i, tu, he, ce, je, nu, vu, lu'' = "I, you ''(singular)'', he, she, it, we, you ''(plural & polite form)'', they". Reflexive pronoun: ''sia'' = "onese We se de frontias da landi soinis.

| colspan="2" |Be (We) |Me (We)

| nif'al || hitpa'el || šitpa'il<ref>unattested in the literature we have preserved from the ANE. Also known as "pa'il of šit".</ref> | weŊŊaLāM''ti''

In this case we see backing of {{ash|*e}} to {{ash|*a}} in Ash while in Ish [https://en.wik

...has clusivity (i.e. there is a difference between “we including you” and “we but not you”). The inclusive pronoun, '''''[[Contionary: cesan#Hakdor|ces |width=100| ‘we, us’

...ion and giving one, it is in the nominative and accusative simultaneously, we use the suffix -si to denote this, then conjugate the verb committed by the Example: We go, To go. Aityän, Aitiva.

| we (both)<br />we (all)

:''But we're going to send it anyway.''

| 1pl || ''jǫ́lmin'' || we || inclusive || ''jeltc'' || ''játci'' | 1pl || ''jalk'' || we || general or exclusive || ''jeltc'' || ''játci''

| 3 || we || *mi- ||

| 4 || wuja || we || nəħna || we || wéy || we

...of these precedents, used √M-Ŋ-K (PS √M-Š-K) as his paradigmatic root, and we will do the same. The root letters are written in capital letters, while t

|'''satsa''' v.(weak)||say||we-

...ksh.'' "to build a ship or ships", and ''làw.'' "to make a lion or lions". We will call these ''nominal verbs'', keeping in mind that this is a semantic As mentioned above, all words inflect for (outer) case. Thus, we have the nominative forms ''wàx'''e''''' "(an action of) speaking, talking

...ging a song abókí mí ng sámbà ~my friend is dancing àwá ng mùkó èdè Gúosà ~we are learning Guosa Language kázá mí ng mùbí kwái ~my hen is laying eg |'''àwá''' (we)

inflection. In nominal declension we find it only in the nouns v&t' й (< * leto) 'summer, year' versus vd leta (< *vb lete) 'in summer'. We find

| ''ne-'' (I)<br>''ke-'' (you)<br>''we-'' (he/she/it)<br>''me-'' (we)<br>''te-'' (you all)<br>''rte-'' (they) | ''na-'' (I)<br>''ke-'' (you)<br>''wa-'' (he/she/it)<br>''ma-'' (we)<br>''ta-'' (you all)<br>''rta-'' (they)

! we

...t 'Doe thek par.' means 'She sees herself.' Similarly 'Xamimho phoek par' 'We wash ourselves.' | öwe

...sh etc. But we developed a language, alphabet, literature. We wanted that, we use all nice words, system and rules ofTurkish, Ottoman, Orhkun, English, G ...language from turkish languages. The main expression language is English. We will try to teach to you the Al Bakiyye language.