• @hansl
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      1 year ago

      But the collective that excludes yourself. It’s like a “we without me”, which is also not the plural you.

      • @orangeboats
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        71 year ago

        Exclusive we is actually found in many languages, but usually it’s the listener who is excluded. Malay kita “we” includes the listener, kami excludes the listener.

      • @SasquatchBanana
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        31 year ago

        Doesn’t spanish have this? I think it is nosotros and vosotros?

        • @Teodomo
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          121 year ago

          Yes we have vosotros (in Spain) or ustedes (in the rest of the Spanish-speaking world -can’t speak for Equatorial Guinea though). But we don’t call it a 4th person pronoun. It’s just the plural form of the 2nd person pronoun:

          1st singular: I / yo

          1st plural: we / nosotros

          2nd singular: you / tú, vos, usted if you wanna be formal

          2nd plural: plural you, y’all / ustedes, vosotros

          3rd singular: she, he, singular they / ella, él, elle (that last one mostly used among the young queer/progressive community in some countries)

          3rd plural: they / ellos, ellas, elles (same above)

          Don’t know what a 4th person pronoun would be. And I’m a Spanish teacher in South America lol

        • @Fridgeratr
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          61 year ago

          Yes! Just don’t say vosotros in Mexico or they’ll think you’re a dork

          • lad
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            21 year ago

            Otoh, in Spain if you say Usted or Ustedes they’ll think you’re a dork

    • Flying Squid
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      121 year ago

      Chat will be assimilated. Resischat is futile.

    • @Metans
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      61 year ago

      We must seize the means of production, chat!