Re: Combined Pronouns

Patrick Jarrett wrote:
>I was driving and an idea came to me, Durana has I, you,
>he/she/it, we, they. But what if... they had pronouns for
>pairs of groups. Like I and you (me and you), I and he (me
>and him), I and they (me and them), and then we go to You
>and him, you and her, you and them, you and us. But having
>that many pronouns would be convoluted, so I am thinking
>of limiting it to the following...
>
>I and you
>He and I
>she and I
>Them and me
>You and them
>
>Anyone know a language, con or true, that has a system
>like this?
Many many many languages have this. These are
inclusive/exclusive pronouns.

Taking the pronouns you mentioned above:

1st person singular inclusive: I and you
1st person singular exclusive masculine: He and I
1st person singular exclusive feminine: she and I
1st person plural exclusive: Them and me

I'm not sure about "you and them" though. Is this
2nd person plural inclusive? Is there such a term?
Or does exclusive/inclusive only apply to first person?

-kristian- 8)