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* Avendonian is not a pro-drop language, as other Romance languages. In other words, the subject, which may or may not be a personal pronoun must appear in every sentence, except in relative clauses where the subject of both statements is the same. | * Avendonian is not a pro-drop language, as other Romance languages. In other words, the subject, which may or may not be a personal pronoun must appear in every sentence, except in relative clauses where the subject of both statements is the same. | ||
:: '''Eo spreco avendoniano.''' ''I speak Avendonian'' | :: '''Eo spreco avendoniano.''' ''I speak Avendonian'' | ||
:: '''El hundo | :: '''El hundo ce (et) va mudio asatui.''' ''The dog which was tired sat down.'' | ||
* Objective pronouns act as the direct object of a sentence. If the verb is an infinitive or an imperative, the pronoun is attached to it with a hyphen; otherwise, it precedes the verb. | * Objective pronouns act as the direct object of a sentence. If the verb is an infinitive or an imperative, the pronoun is attached to it with a hyphen; otherwise, it precedes the verb. | ||
:: '''E me gavo uno scenco en el burddago mede.''' ''He gave me a present for my birthday.'' | :: '''E me gavo uno scenco en el burddago mede.''' ''He gave me a present for my birthday.'' | ||