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Some Issues of Using Personal Pronouns “Pin Hua Bao Jian”

Zhen Zeng

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There are some different aspects of using personal pronouns between Pin Hua Bao Jian and Beijing Dialect. The main performance is we already has usage of excluding, also has usage of excluding. The second personal polite name pronoun ni nen (you can) first time appearances in this book. nai, this the second personal pronoun which uses for the literary style, in this book all adds before the relatives name, all is not expresses your the meaning.

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There are some different aspects of using personal pronouns between Pin Hua Bao Jian and Beijing Dialect. The main performance is we already has usage of excluding, also has usage of excluding. The second personal polite name pronoun ni nen (you can) first time appearances in this book. nai, this the second personal pronoun which uses for the literary style, in this book all adds before the relatives name, all is not expresses your the meaning.

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There are some different aspects of using personal pronouns between Pin Hua Bao Jian and Beijing Dialect. The main performance is we already has usage of excluding, also has usage of excluding. The second personal polite name pronoun ni nen (you can) first time appearances in this book. nai, this the second personal pronoun which uses for the literary style, in this book all adds before the relatives name, all is not expresses your the meaning.

Key concepts: Personal pronoun, Politeness, Pronoun, Beijing, Linguistics, Reflexive pronoun, Style (visual arts), Object pronoun

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