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Nouns fall into five classes which are unmarked directly on the noun but trigger agreement in verbs and some particles. In informal speech class-2 marking is often used for class-1 nouns. | Nouns fall into five classes which are unmarked directly on the noun but trigger agreement in verbs and some particles. In informal speech class-2 marking is often used for class-1 nouns. | ||
Pronouns do not exist independently (except see [[Soc'ul'#Possession|Possession]]); person and class of dropped nouns are instead only shown through verb agreement. | Pronouns do not exist independently (except see [[Soc'ul'#Possession|Possession]]); the person and class of dropped nouns are instead only shown through verb agreement. | ||
Nouns are marked for number, case, and possession by particles before the noun as follows. | Nouns are marked for number, case, and possession by particles before the noun as follows. |
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