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Personal Pronouns in Er Wang Zatie

Zeng Wei-jun

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Er Wang Zatie is letters in the Jing dynasty. Its personal pronoun system is very simple, and it is different from early Chinese and middle Chinese. There is the first personal pronoun word Wu(吾), the second personalpronoun word Ru(汝), the third personal pronoun words Qi and Zhi(其,之). The ErWang Zatie presents the Lu dialect features, and it has many oral characteristics. That is the main reason for the above-mentioned phenomenon.

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Er Wang Zatie is letters in the Jing dynasty. Its personal pronoun system is very simple, and it is different from early Chinese and middle Chinese. There is the first personal pronoun word Wu(吾), the second personalpronoun word Ru(汝), the third personal pronoun words Qi and Zhi(其,之). The ErWang Zatie presents the Lu dialect features, and it has many oral characteristics. That is the main reason for the above-mentioned phenomenon.

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Er Wang Zatie is letters in the Jing dynasty. Its personal pronoun system is very simple, and it is different from early Chinese and middle Chinese. There is the first personal pronoun word Wu(吾), the second personalpronoun word Ru(汝), the third personal pronoun words Qi and Zhi(其,之). The ErWang Zatie presents the Lu dialect features, and it has many oral characteristics. That is the main reason for the above-mentioned phenomenon.

Key concepts: Personal pronoun, Pronoun, Linguistics, Object pronoun, Reflexive pronoun, Word (group theory), Subject pronoun, Psychology

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