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 The interrogative patterns the same way except for the first and second person again being flipped. As the last two examples show, the choice of transitivity marker can also serve as a proximate-obviative distinction.
-====Reported speech====
-In quotations the conjunct versus disjunct distinction instead focuses on the source of the quote, but only in the subclause. Again this may serve as a proximate-obviative distinction. This means that it is possible to mark distal referents as conjunct in such subclauses.
-{| class="wikitable"
-! rowspan="2" |
-! colspan="2" | Proximal
-|-
-! Conjunct source
-! Disjunct source
-|-
-! Conjunct target
-| {{ash|(ea go) emea<u>s</u> (ea go) ogaa<u>s</u> yo}}<br />"I said I am warm"
-| {{ash|(ea go) emea<u>s</u> (ea go) ogaa yo}}<br />"you said you are warm"
-|-
-! Disjunct target
-| {{ash|(ea go) emea (ea go) ogaa<u>s</u> yo}}<br />"I said you are warm"
-| {{ash|(ea go) emea (ea go) ogaa yo}}<br />"you said I am warm"
-|}
 ====Indirect involvement====