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I've no idea. I did have a student with a language with an inclusive and exclusive 'we', but I've no idea about the fourth person.
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I've no idea. I did have a student with a language with an inclusive and exclusive 'we', but I've no idea about the fourth person.
Was the language with two we's Tagalog?
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She spoke Tonga.
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She spoke Tonga.
Cool! 8)
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