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[[Ojanka]], a set of five islands controlled simultaneously by both Alloti and Mallia, Alhi is an official language. Most people on Ojanka speak both Alhi and Mallian, with road signs, other signs, and text being written in both Alhi and Mallian. | [[Ojanka]], a set of five islands controlled simultaneously by both Alloti and Mallia, Alhi is an official language. Most people on Ojanka speak both Alhi and [[Mallian language|Mallian]], with road signs, other signs, and text being written in both Alhi and Mallian. | ||
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=== Pronouns === | === Pronouns === | ||
Alhi has a relatively simple set of pronouns, a notable feature is that Alhi only has two true persons in its set of pronouns, using demonstratives for the third person. | Alhi has a relatively simple set of pronouns, a notable feature is that Alhi only has two true persons in its set of pronouns, using demonstratives for the third person. | ||
==== Personal pronouns ==== | |||
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Alhi has no vocative forms for the 1st person pronouns of either number. The possessive forms, ''ej'', ''mo, vi, na'' behave more like suffixes, as they tack onto the ends of the nouns being possessed. If a noun has one adjective after it, it will also have the possessive affix, but if a noun has multiple adjectives after it, only the noun will have the affix. Thus, ''kouda-ej'' 'my family', ''kouda-ej ada-ej'' 'my big family', and ''kouda-ej ada col'' 'my big, good family'. | Alhi has no vocative forms for the 1st person pronouns of either number. The possessive forms, ''ej'', ''mo, vi, na'' behave more like suffixes, as they tack onto the ends of the nouns being possessed. If a noun has one adjective after it, it will also have the possessive affix, but if a noun has multiple adjectives after it, only the noun will have the affix. Thus, ''kouda-ej'' 'my family', ''kouda-ej ada-ej'' 'my big family', and ''kouda-ej ada col'' 'my big, good family'. | ||
==== Demonstrative pronouns and third-person pronouns ==== | |||
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|+Demonstrative table of Alhi | |+Demonstrative table of Alhi | ||