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===Pronouns=== Pronouns make the following person/number distinctions. *1 singular *1 dual exclusive *1 dual inclusive *1 plural exclusive *1 plural inclusive *2 singular *2 dual *2 plural *3 singular *3 dual *3 plural Pronouns also inflect for [[nominative]], [[accusative]], referent and [[locative]] cases. Most pronouns are composed of an initial case marker plus a person-number marker. The nominative series of pronouns is generally used to encode animate participants which function as subjects. There are three demonstrative pronouns: {{Lang|mna|ingi}} ('this one, these ones'), {{Lang|mna|ina}} ('that one, those ones') and {{Lang|mna|inga}} ('that one over there, those ones over there'). Accusative pronouns encode animate participants which function as objects. The referent pronouns encode virtually any animate [[oblique argument]]. Locative pronouns indicate an animate location toward which an action is taking place in dynamic predications, or at which an item is located. The locative form is also used to encode possession. [[Interrogative]] pronouns such as who, when, where, operate in a replacement fashion. That is, the interrogative pronoun is used in place of the normal syntactic position of the item being questioned.
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