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    The document provides an overview of pronouns, articles, and some adjectives in the Ekyllish language. For pronouns, it lists the masculine, feminine, and non-gender specific forms for I, you (singular), he/she/it, we, you (plural), and they. It also includes example sentences using the pronouns. For articles, it lists the forms of the definite article "the" for singular and plural, masculine, feminine, non-gender specific, and no gender assigned nouns. It concludes with two example sentences using articles.

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    The document provides an overview of pronouns, articles, and some adjectives in the Ekyllish language. For pronouns, it lists the masculine, feminine, and non-gender specific forms for I, you (singular), he/she/it, we, you (plural), and they. It also includes example sentences using the pronouns. For articles, it lists the forms of the definite article "the" for singular and plural, masculine, feminine, non-gender specific, and no gender assigned nouns. It concludes with two example sentences using articles.

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    The document provides an overview of pronouns, articles, and some adjectives in the Ekyllish language. For pronouns, it lists the masculine, feminine, and non-gender specific forms for I, you (singular), he/she/it, we, you (plural), and they. It also includes example sentences using the pronouns. For articles, it lists the forms of the definite article "the" for singular and plural, masculine, feminine, non-gender specific, and no gender assigned nouns. It concludes with two example sentences using articles.

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    Ekyllish Word Guide:

    Pronouns:
    Pronoun: Masculine Feminine Non Gender Specific

    I Ëẽ /ēā/ Ëa /ēə/ Ëo /ēō/

    You (Singular) Tuẽ /to͞oā/ Tua /to͞oə/ Tuo /to͞oō/

    He/ She/ It Ẽĺl̀ẽ /āʎā/ Ẽĺl̀a /āʎə/ Ẽĺl̀o /āʎō/

    We Nösötrẽ /nōsōtrā/ Nösötra /nōsōtrə/ Nösötro /nōsōtrō/

    You (Plural) Vuẽ /vo͞oā/ Vua /vo͞oə/ Vuo /vo͞oō/

    They Thẽ /T͟Hā/ Tha /T͟Hə/ Tho /T͟Hō/

    Sentence Examples:
    Tuo sumẽ fwertẽ.
    Pronounced: /to͞oō so͞omā fwərtā/
    Meaning: I am strong.
    Ëẽ sumẽ entelëjentẽ.
    Pronounced: /ēā so͞omā enˈtelēh(ə)ntā/
    Meaning: They are smart.
    Nösötro sumẽ en aldẽsẽ.
    Pronounced: /nōsōtrō so͞omā en ˈaldāsā/
    Meaning: We are in class.

    Articles:
    The:
    Plurality: Masculine Feminine Non Gender No Gender
    Specific Assigned

    Singular Lẽ /lā/ La /lə/ Lo /lō/ El /el/

    Plural Lẽs /lās/ Las /ləs/ Los /lōs/ Els /els/

    Sentence Examples:
    Lẽ dunẽ sumẽ fwertẽ.
    Pronounced: /lā do͞onā so͞omā fwərtā/
    Meaning: The man is strong.
    El katza sumẽ bönëto.
    Pronounced: /el katzə so͞omā bōnētō/
    Meaning: The cat is beautiful.

    Adjectives:
    Big- Grös /grōs/
    Small- Klÿn /klīn/

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