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[[Common language|Common]] is, in most part, a word-replacement {{wl|cipher}} of {{wl|English}}. That is, the grammar and even some function words are almost completely identical to English, but with content words being swapped out for words that have no apparent relation to their English counterparts. However, the pronoun system | [[Common language|Common]] is, in most part, a word-replacement {{wl|cipher}} of {{wl|English}}. That is, the grammar and even some function words are almost completely identical to English, but with content words being swapped out for words that have no apparent relation to their English counterparts. However, the pronoun system shows more complexity compared to English, with several distinct personal and possessive pronouns occuring that have no unique English equivalents. | ||
==Pronouns== | ==Pronouns== |
Latest revision as of 01:36, 6 January 2025
Common is, in most part, a word-replacement cipher of English. That is, the grammar and even some function words are almost completely identical to English, but with content words being swapped out for words that have no apparent relation to their English counterparts. However, the pronoun system shows more complexity compared to English, with several distinct personal and possessive pronouns occuring that have no unique English equivalents.
Pronouns
Personal pronouns
- lon "you"
- nee "he"
- voe "he"
- yick "him"
- hek "it"
- fim "it"
- sem "they"
Possessive pronouns
- ben "his"
- cull "his"
- git "his"
- mill "his"
- rix "his"
- miss "its"
- hel "our"
- well "our"