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| ''anā'' | | ''anā'' | ||
| ''aʻanā'' | | ''aʻanā'' | ||
| '' | | ''ei'' | ||
| '' | | ''yē'' | ||
| ''oukā'' | | ''oukā'' | ||
| ''uʻoukā'' | | ''uʻoukā'' | ||
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| ''aʻāna'' | | ''aʻāna'' | ||
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====The zeroth person and indefiniteness==== | ====The zeroth person and indefiniteness==== | ||
The so-called zeroth person ({{sc|0}}) in the Kiwi language, is a catch-all indefinite pronoun. It is used to convey the following meanings: | The so-called zeroth person ({{sc|0}}) in the Kiwi language, is a catch-all indefinite pronoun. It is used to convey the following meanings: | ||