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🤗 Assalaamu qaleykum! Afar learners, | 🤗 Assalaamu qaleykum! Afar learners, | ||
➡ In today's lesson you will learn how to form Pronouns in Afar, the language of Afar people mainly living in Ethiopia, Eritrea and Djibouti. | ➡ In today's lesson you will learn how to form Pronouns in Afar, the language of Afar people mainly living in Ethiopia, Eritrea and Djibouti. | ||
Happy learning! | Happy learning! | ||
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==Personal Pronouns in Afar Language== | ==Personal Pronouns in Afar Language== | ||
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Pronouns in Afar
🤗 Assalaamu qaleykum! Afar learners,
➡ In today's lesson you will learn how to form Pronouns in Afar, the language of Afar people mainly living in Ethiopia, Eritrea and Djibouti.
Happy learning!
Personal Pronouns in Afar Language
| English | Afar af |
|---|---|
| I | anú |
| you [sing.] | atú |
| he
she |
usuk
is |
| we | naanu |
| you [plur.] | isin |
| they | usun |
| English | Afar af |
|---|---|
| me | yoo |
| you [sing.] | koo |
| him
her |
kaa
tet, (teeti) |
| us | nee |
| you [plur.] | sin, (siini) |
| them | ken, (keeni) |
Possessive Pronouns in Afar Language
| English | Afar af |
|---|---|
| my | yi(m), yiimi |
| your [sing.] | ku(m), kuumu |
| his
hers |
kay(im), kayiimi
tet(im), tetiimi |
| our | ni(m), niimi |
| your [plur.] | sin(im), siniimi |
| their | ken(im), keniimi |