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    Pronouns

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    Here are 5 pronouns from Cebuano and example sentences: 1. Ko - "Nagpuyo ko dinhi sa Sugbo." (I live here in Cebu.) 2. Ikaw - "Makigmit ikaw sa amigo nimo." (Hang out with your friend.) 3. Siya - "Nagtrabaho siya sa syudad." (She works in the city.) 4. Kita - "Makigmit kita ug kinaiya." (Let's have fun together.) 5. Sila - "Mangita sila ug trabaho." (They will look for jobs.)

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    Here are 5 pronouns from Cebuano and example sentences: 1. Ko - "Nagpuyo ko dinhi sa Sugbo." (I live here in Cebu.) 2. Ikaw - "Makigmit ikaw sa amigo nimo." (Hang out with your friend.) 3. Siya - "Nagtrabaho siya sa syudad." (She works in the city.) 4. Kita - "Makigmit kita ug kinaiya." (Let's have fun together.) 5. Sila - "Mangita sila ug trabaho." (They will look for jobs.)

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    Here are 5 pronouns from Cebuano and example sentences: 1. Ko - "Nagpuyo ko dinhi sa Sugbo." (I live here in Cebu.) 2. Ikaw - "Makigmit ikaw sa amigo nimo." (Hang out with your friend.) 3. Siya - "Nagtrabaho siya sa syudad." (She works in the city.) 4. Kita - "Makigmit kita ug kinaiya." (Let's have fun together.) 5. Sila - "Mangita sila ug trabaho." (They will look for jobs.)

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    Pronouns

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    Melissa Villasis
    Here are 5 pronouns from Cebuano and example sentences: 1. Ko - "Nagpuyo ko dinhi sa Sugbo." (I live here in Cebu.) 2. Ikaw - "Makigmit ikaw sa amigo nimo." (Hang out with your friend.) 3. Siya - "Nagtrabaho siya sa syudad." (She works in the city.) 4. Kita - "Makigmit kita ug kinaiya." (Let's have fun together.) 5. Sila - "Mangita sila ug trabaho." (They will look for jobs.)

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    Pronoun

    Princess Ellamarie M. Bautista


    Discussant
    A Pronoun is a word that takes the place
    of a noun or noun phrase.
    However, not all languages have
    pronouns. Majority if languages do not
    have genders in their pronouns too.
    Values
    • In 3rd person + 1st person and/or 2nd person 18
    •3rd person only, but also non-singular. 42
    • 3rd person singular only. 61
    - 1st or 2nd person but not 3rd. 2
    -3rd person non-singular only. 1
    * No gender distinction. 254
    Personal Pronouns represents people or things. We
    use them depending on:
    • number
    • person
    • gender
    •case
    Tal-s nga Pangalan sa Tawo
    Singular (isahan) Plural (kadamon)

    1st person ako, ko, nakon, akon kita, naton, ta, aton
    (inclusive)
    kami, namin, amon
    (exclusive)
    2nd person ikaw, ka nimo, mo kamo, ninyo, inyo
    ,imo
    3rd person sia. nya, iya sila, nila ,ila
    Personal Pronoun
    Singular Plural

    1st person Siak, nak (I, me) Dakami (we)

    2nd person Sika, ka (you) Dakayo (you)

    3rd person Isuna (he/she) Isuda, da (they)


    A Demonstrative Pronoun represents a thing or
    things.
    Tal-us nga Pangalan sa Patudlo
    Object Location

    Nearest to speaker Ini (this) Diri (here)

    Near to addressee or Ina (that) Dira (there)


    closely removed from
    speaker and adressee
    Remote Ato (yon) Didto (yonder)
    Demonstrative Pronoun
    Object Location

    Nearest to speaker Atoy (this) Itoy (here)

    Near to addressee or Ata (that) Itta (there)


    closely removed from
    speaker and adressee
    Remote Ajay (yon) Ijay (yonder)
    We use Interrogative Pronouns to ask questions. The
    interrogative pronoun represents the thing that we
    don't know (what we are asking the question about).
    Tal-us nga Pangalan sa Pagpamangkot
    Interrigative Pronoun Meaning
    Sin-o Who
    Ano What
    San o When
    Pila How many
    Tagpila How much
    Ngaa Why
    Paano How
    Diin Where
    Diin sini/sina Which
    Sig-ano Asks for quality in comparispn
    Interrigative Pronoun Meaning
    Sinno Who
    Ana What
    Kaano When
    Mano How many
    Mano How much
    Ampay
    Kasano

    Why
    How
    Nadtoy Where
    Ana Which
    Kasano Asks for quality in comparispn
    Give 5 pronouns used in your mother tongue and write
    sentences using the pronouns that you have listed
    down.

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