Pronouns
The pronoun system of Suki is somewhat unique in the world, though quite typical for a language of New Guinea, in that the pronouns for 2nd singular and 1st plural are homophonous. Just like the nouns, the pronouns can also take most case affixes.
| Singular | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| 1st person | ne | e |
| 2nd person | e | de |
| 3rd person | u | i |
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