Translation
we
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Examples
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We are people.
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Will you come with us?
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Our language is good.
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They saw us there.
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We want to do that now.
is "we", with the object form and the possessive . There is no inclusive and exclusive split as there is in Malay or Mandarin, so covers both "you and I" and "they and I", and context settles which. For a suggestion to the group, the -u ending does the work of English "let us": is "let us go".
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(8)Grammar articles
(40)The Esperanto Accusative: What -n Does, and Its Four Jobs
Esperanto Apposition: la urbon Parizon and the Echoed -n
Esperanto Capital Letters: Esperanto, franco, lundo
Esperanto Comparisons: pli, plej, ol and kiel
Esperanto Compound Tenses: esti + Participle, and When
Esperanto -us and -u: Conditional and Imperative
Esperanto Connectors: tamen, kvankam, eĉ se, do and tial
Esperanto Correlatives in Use: tiu kiu, tio kion and More
Esperanto Conversation Words: nu, do, ja, fakte, cetere
Esperanto Restaurant Phrases: Ordering, Bonan Apetiton, Toasts
What to Read in Esperanto: The Bookshelf, In Order
Esperantismo and the Interna Ideo: What Esperanto Is For
Esperanto hodiaŭ: Where the Language Actually Lives
Esperanto and the Religions: An Unexpected History
Esperanto False Friends: Words That Lie to English Speakers
The Esperanto Calendar: Zamenhofa Tago and Other Festivals
Finvenkismo and Raŭmismo: Esperanto's Big Argument
Esperanto Fractions, Multiples and Groups: -on-, -obl-, -op-
Esperanto Interjections: Ho, Nu, Ve and Sound Words
The Esperanto Congress: Universala Kongreso and Its Words
Esperanto Grammar on One Page: All 16 Rules
Esperanto Language Names: la angla, la anglan and angle
Negation in Esperanto: ne, the neni- Words and nek
Unofficial Esperanto Affixes: -oz-, -iv- and the Rest
Esperanto Nouns and Adjectives: -o, -a and Agreement
Esperanto Punctuation, Spelling and Abbreviations
Spoken Esperanto: What People Actually Say
Esperanto Participles as Nouns: parolanto, venkinto
Esperanto Participles: -anta, -inta, -onta and What They Do
Personal Names in Esperanto: Johano, John or Ĝon?
Esperanto Personal Pronouns: mi, vi, li, ŝi and mia
Esperanto Prepositions: The Full List, With Examples
Esperanto Reported Speech: li diris, ke li venos
Esperanto Rhyme and Metre: Counting Syllables, Adasismo
Esperanto Subordinate Clauses: ke, kiu, kiam and Commas
Telling the Time and Dates in Esperanto: je la tria
Esperanto Transitivity: Which Verbs Take an Object
Esperanto Verb Tenses and Conjugation: -as, -is, -os
Esperanto Verbs and Prepositions: Which One Each Verb Takes
Esperanto Word Endings: -o, -a, -e and -i
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This word is taught in chapter 1, lesson 4: ni, ke, kiu and 11 more words.