Re: Tensed Pronouns (was: Tagalog ...)

Hmmm.  That sounds an awful lot like Teonaht.  I've described this construction
repeatedly, and concluded by the overall silence that I had come up with something
unique.  However, T's use of this is as a prefix to the pronoun.

Sally Caves
http://www.frontiernet.net/~scaves/teonaht.html
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John Cowan wrote:

> Tim Smith scripsit:
>
> > That sounds like Hausa, which has the tense marking on the subject pronoun
> > rather than on the verb.
>
> Here are some "tensed pronouns" from a rather better-known lang:
>
> Tense/mood              1sg     2sg+pl  3sg/m   3sg/f   3sg/n   1p      3p
>
> Unmarked                @j      j@      i       Si      @t      wi      De
> Conditional             @jd     j@d     id      Sid     @t@d    wid     Dejd
> Immediate future        Ajm@n@  jug@n@  ig@n@   Sig@n@  Ig@n@   wig@n@  Dejg@n@
> Future                  Ajl     jul     il      Sil     It@l    wil     Dejl
>
> --
> John Cowan                                      cowan@ccil.org
>                 e'osai ko sarji la lojban.