Pronouns — Ekspi Grammar

Pronouns

Ekspi personal pronouns are fixed forms and do not take the regular plural ending -i. Pronouns can still express grammatical case.

Ekspi distinguishes between singular and plural second-person pronouns, as well as inclusive and exclusive forms of “we”.

Pronoun	Meaning
eu	I
tu	you, singular
peo	he
pea	she
ulo	we, including the listener
ula	we, excluding the listener
tū	you, plural
ītu	they

Pronouns can take accusative and genitive forms. Because the pronouns end in vowels, they use -len for the accusative and -lej for the genitive.

For example:

eu → eulen → eulej

The possessive form of a pronoun is created by adding -j to the basic pronoun. Possessive pronouns are fixed and do not change according to the noun they modify.

Examples:

euj = my
tuj = your
peoj = his
peaj = her
uloj = our, inclusive
ulaj = our, exclusive
tūj = your, plural
ītuj = their