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! First person
! First person
| ''man'' || ''yon''{{efn|From French ''on'', which though formally is the equivalent of the pronoun "one", commonly acts as a first-person plural pronoun in colloquial French.}}
| ''man'' || ''yon''
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! Second person
! Second person
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! Third person
! Third person
| ''li'' || ''lis''{{efn|Derived from [[w:Portuguese language|Portuguese]] ''eles'' "they (m)". ''Lich'' is an uncommon variation more closely based on the European Portuguese pronunciation of ''eles'': [[w:Help:IPA/Portuguese|[ˈe.lɨʃ]]].}}<br>''lich''
| ''li'' || ''lis''<br>''lich''
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''Yon'' is from French ''on'', which though formally is the equivalent of the pronoun "one", commonly acts as the first-person plural pronoun(in place of ''nous'') in colloquial French.
''Lis''/''lich'' are interchangeable and are derived from [[w:Portuguese language|Portuguese]] ''eles'' "they (m)". ''Lich'' is an uncommon variation more closely based on the European Portuguese pronunciation of ''eles'': [[w:Help:IPA/Portuguese|[ˈe.lɨʃ]]].}}
===Possession===
===Possession===
Possession is usually indicated by placing the possessor after the head as in [[w:Haitian Creole|Haitian Creole]], e.g.
Possession is usually indicated by placing the possessor after the head as in [[w:Haitian Creole|Haitian Creole]], e.g.
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