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Maj Pronoun

Maj pronouns are versatile and easy to use. Maj is using 3 persons like all Romance languages. All pronouns are genderlesss. Maj is using different words for a female and male to compensate for lack of gender. When we reffer to abstract things there is a special particle that take the pronoun role.

Case I: Nominative

Person	Singular	Plural
1	ia	noi
2	ta	voi
3	sa	dhi

Demonstrative Pronoun

The word “lo” in Maj serves as a demonstrative pronoun, similar to "it" or “this” or “that” in English. It points to a specific thing or idea being discussed. Here are a few examples of how “lo” is used in Maj:

lo vedu: I see it.
lo auzi: I hear it.
lo stiu: I know it.
ia daru lo sa: I give it to him/her.

Examples:

ia sonu Elucian = I'm Elucian
ta sonu eme una = you are someone
sa sopu eme koza = he say something
ia bezu una barka = I own a boat
sa xaru una kasa = he has a house
la sonu una bela = it is a beauty

Case II: Accuzative

The acuzative is made using "fo", a logical particle that indicate for who or for what.

eta barka sonu fo ma = this boat is for me
esa kasa sonu fo noi = that house is for us
noi xaru una kasa ci una barka = we have a house and a boat
lo sonu moka fo totsi = there is food for everyone

Dictionary:

Note:We have encounter some new Maj words:

vedu = to see
fime = movies
macu = to walk
paju = to like
ciana = dog
dola = pain
teta = head
skuzo = excused

ogi = each or every
jora = day
gabu = hurry
voku = call
noge = legs
mosu = move
pe = on
sh = to

noma = name
kasa = house
bezu = own
geku = belong
kemu = to call
kibu = write
sonu = to be
barka = boat

digu = say
venu = to come
xaru = to have
eme = some
posu = be able/can
xai = let's
vi = how
uk = which

Case III: Subjonctive

vi posu sh te voku? = how can I call you?
ta posu sh mh voku Elutcian! = you can call me Elucheean!

Case IV: Imperative

voku ma Lutci? = call me Lutchi ?
xai gabu te = come on hurry up!
xai tots movu = come on everybody move!

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