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Pizzonese
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English
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ij
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I
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tu
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you
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éssa
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she
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isse
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he
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nù
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we
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ù
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you (all/fm.)
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chile*
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they
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- Chile turns into isse in a mixed-gender situation, similar to French, due to masculine presence.
Pizzonese
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English
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me
|
me
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te
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you
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la
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her/it (fem.)
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lu
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him/it (masc.)
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ce
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us
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ve
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you (all/fm.)
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le
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them (masc. and fem.)
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Pizzonese
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English
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me
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(to me)
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te
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(to) you
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la
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(to) her/it (fem.)
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lu
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(to) him/ it (masc.)
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ce
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(to) us
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ve
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(to) you (all/fm.)
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isse
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(to) them (masc. and fem.)
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Pizzonese
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English
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mì
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me
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tì
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you
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éssa
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her
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isse
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him
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nù
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us
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ù
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you (all/fm.)
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isse
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them (masc. and fem.)
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Pizzonese
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English
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la/e mè
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mine
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la/e tè
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yours
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la/e sè
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hers/his
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la/e n(u)oštra/e
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ours
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la/e v(u)oštra/e
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your(s) (all/fm.)
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isse/chile
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theirs
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Pizzonese
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English
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chela
|
that
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chile
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those
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chešta
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this
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chište
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these
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nisciuna/e
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none
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Pizzonese
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English
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me
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myself
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te
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yourself
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ze
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her/him/itself
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ce
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ourselves
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ve
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yourselves
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ze
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themselves
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