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===Pronouns and Determiners===
===Pronouns and Determiners===
{| class="wikitable" style=text-align:center
|+Pronouns (reduced forms in brackets)
|-
!Number
!Person
!Gender
!Nominative
!Accusative
!Disjunctive
!Genitive
|-
! rowspan="5" | singular
! 1st
! –
|y (y')
|me (m')
|moi
|min/mine
|-
!2nd
!–
|du (d')
|de (d')
|doi
|din/dine
|-
! rowspan="3" | 3rd
!masculine
|ir (r')
|colspan="2" | emme
|jes
|-
!feminine
|si (s')
|colspan="3" | jer
|-
!inanimate
|je (j')
|je (j')
|jenne
|(ve je)
|-
!rowspan="3"| plural
!1st
!–
|voi (v')
|colspan="2" | us
|ure
|-
!2nd
!–
|joi (j')
|colspan="2" | ju (j')
|jure
|-
!3rd
!–
|si (s')
|colspan="3" | jer
|}
*The third person plural is the same as the third person feminine singular, with the only distinction being the verb conjugation (ending in ''-ant'') used:
''S’éteuf à bouil.'' – She walked home.
''S’éteuvant à bouil.'' – They walked home.
*the disjunctive forms are used following a preposition and when stressed, while the accusative forms are used only as the direct object of a verb
*reduced forms occur before a vowel
{| class="wikitable" style=text-align:center
|+Determiner
|-
!
!masculine
!feminine
|-
! singular
|je(n)
|jenne
|-
!plural
|colspan="2" | jenner
|}
*There is no distinction between “this”, “that” or “it”, with all three of these concepts being covered by ‘je/jenne’. See the following sentences:
''Je regné.'' [ʒə.ʁəɲe]  – It is raining.
''Jenne quienne est grau.'' [ʒɛn.kjɛn.e.gʁo] – That woman is tall.
''J’est mine meure.'' [ʒe.min.møʁ] – This/that/it is my mother.
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