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Gröndaler uses the same pronoun for male and female humans, while any non-human noun is neuter: | Gröndaler uses the same pronoun for male and female humans, while any non-human noun is neuter: | ||
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er ist en moder for tri barn | er ist en moder for tri barn | ||
''she is a mother of three children'' | ''she is a mother of three children'' | ||
The reflexive is used similarly to the German sich, but changes according to person: | The reflexive is used similarly to the German sich, but changes according to person: | ||
Revision as of 14:16, 18 July 2014
Gröndaler is a Germanic conlang which was created by Renato Piereck.
Author: Rpiereck [[1]]
Personal Pronouns
| English | NOM | ACC/DAT | GEN | REFL |
| I | ik | mi | min | sik |
| you | du | di | din | ser |
| he/she | er | si | sin | sin |
| it | git | gi | gin | sin |
| we | vi | os | ors | sik |
| you (inf) | ðou | ði | ðajn | ser |
| you (form) | ðit | ði | ðin | ðer |
| they | ðej | ðem | ðen | sin |
Gröndaler uses the same pronoun for male and female humans, while any non-human noun is neuter:
er hejt Arn he is called Arn
er ist en moder for tri barn she is a mother of three children
The reflexive is used similarly to the German sich, but changes according to person:
ik se sik I see myself
ðou kled ser you dress yourself
ðej hevt sin they raised themselves
