Translation
I
Examples
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I am a person.
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She can see me.
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I do not know.
?
Are you coming with me?
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I told him the truth.
is the subject form; add the accusative -n for the object, , and the adjective -a for the possessive, . That same three-step works for every pronoun in the language without a single exception: , , , and , , . Esperanto also drops nothing, so unlike Spanish or Italian the pronoun stays in the sentence even when the verb ending would make it obvious.
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