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|setting = [[w:Atlantic Ocean|South Atlantic Ocean]] ===Pronouns===

...to romlanging quite different from the one of my other current romlang, [[Atlantic]]. ...allo-Italic languages (but in a different way), originally emphatic clitic pronouns became mandatory and then formed new verbal suffixes in all persons but the

...cond larɡest of the British Isles. Lyinɡ directly in the path of the North Atlantic Drift, and protected from northerly and easterly winds by mountains on its | Nominal root || Distinct entities, pronouns, numerals

...ngian'', is a language isolate spoken on the island of Burung in the north Atlantic. ===Pronouns===

...n Island and the Nova Scotia peninsula ended up in the eastern side of the Atlantic after the breakup of Pangea and became the Avalonian Isles. The archipelago 14) Monosyllabic roots are uncommon and mainly comprise pronouns and certain common nouns and verbs.

| '''Atlantic Ocean''' || ''Atlantishaff'' ==Pronouns==

|setting = North Atlantic ocean ...ly 'Burungian language') is the language of Burung, an island in the north Atlantic Ocean.

...ians, actors, and other public figures, much like the American [[wiki: Mid-Atlantic accent|Transatlantic accent]] which filled a similar role before its declin ==Pronouns==

...title=How to Say (Almost) Everything in a Hundred-Word Language|work=[[The Atlantic]]|url=https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2015/07/toki-pona-smal ===Pronouns===

|name = Atlantic |state = Atlantic Provinces

...e genitive form serves only for the definite article, while the possessive pronouns have special forms (otherwise, confusions could have arisen).</ref> ...ave extensively provided loanwords to a lexical continuum ranging from the Atlantic Ocean to Indonesia because, respectively, of the spread of [[Islam]] and th

...t they still decline for number, and for grammatical gender in the plural. Pronouns still retain vestiges of the case system. Adjectives (which double as adver ===Pronouns===

...by the people of ''Veśŕa'', or the ''Ensva Veśru'', an archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean which includes ''Ǎĺêsa'' and its neighbouring islands. According t ...methods of expression, for example prepositions replaced case endings and pronouns replaced verbal endings. These changes were not fully reflected in the form