Re: a question about names

Etak scripsit:

> P.S.  My Latin-English dictionary has a grammar overveiw in
> the back of it, and I noticed yesterday that there are no
> third-person nominative personal pronouns.  Why is this?
Latin doesn't have any third-person pronouns at all, except the
reflexive "se", which of course needs no nominative case, since
the whole point of a reflexive is "same as the subject".
Just like "ego" needs no vocative case.  :-)

Otherwise, demonstratives serve the purpose.

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