Linguo Pronouns

Linguo features pronouns, similar to many other languages.

Reflexive Pronouns
The reflexive pronoun is s-. It is used only when the subject and the noun it replaces are the same. It's use is optional, except in third person. For example, both or the following are correct:

"Mo si amus" & "Mo mi amus" both mean "I love myself".

In the third person, however:

"Lo si amus" means "He loves himself", while

"Lo li amus" means "He loves him" (it is implied that the "him" in this sentence is distinct from the "he"; that is, the two pronouns represent different people).

Third Person Pronouns
The third person pronouns ("l-" and "g-") are used for people, things, places, times, etc. There is no distinction between a pronoun for a person and a pronoun for an object.

Dummy Pronoun
The third person singular pronoun (l-) is also used as the dummy pronoun, as in the following sentence:

"Lo pluvados" (it is raining)

In that sentence, the pronoun lo doesn't represent anything, but is grammatically required.

The dummy pronoun may be dropped, and is normally only kept for emphasis, although it is never ungrammatical to keep it. For example:

"Nejados" (it is snowing) & "Lo nejados" arre both grammatically acceptable.

Indefinite Pronoun
The indefinite pronoun is un-, although l-, n-, hombr-, or similar words are also sometimes used. It is used in sentences such as "one shouldn't drink and drive" (one is the indefinite pronoun in that sentence).

List of Pronouns
As the pronouns of Linguo behave the same as nouns, almost any noun could be used as a pronoun in the right circumstances. Provide below is a list of common pronouns.

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See also:
Linguo Nouns

List of Linguo Nouns

List of Linguo Pronouns