Person Dual

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Apma Language - Grammar - Nouns
... island") The possessive suffixes are as follows Person Apma (Suru Mwerani dialect) Apma (Suru Rabwanga dialect) Apma (Suru Kavian dialect) English 1st person singular -k -ngg + vowel -ngg + vowel "of mine" 2nd ... This does not occur in other dialects 1st person singular nonggo bu "my knife" vilunggu "my hair" 2nd person singular nom bu "your knife" vilum "your hair" 3rd person singular nen bu "his/her knife ...
Apma Language - Grammar - Pronouns
... Personal pronouns are distinguished by person and number ... differ substantially between dialects Person Apma (Suru Mwerani dialect) Apma (Suru Rabwanga dialect) Apma (Suru Kavian dialect) English 1st person ...

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