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Linglib.Fragments.Dutch.Pronouns

Dutch pronouns #

This file defines the strong subject pronouns of Dutch. The third person singular distinguishes three genders and the plural none; wij makes no clusivity distinction. The second person distinguishes the familiar jij and jullie from the polite u, a single form for one addressee or several that takes singular agreement.

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inductive Dutch.Grade :

The honorific grades of Dutch pronouns, lowest first.

  • familiar : Grade

    The familiar grade, jij and jullie.

  • polite : Grade

    The polite grade, u.

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    instance Dutch.instDecidableEqGrade :
    DecidableEq Grade
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    instance Dutch.instFintypeGrade :
    Fintype Grade
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    instance Dutch.instReprGrade :
    Repr Grade
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    def Dutch.instReprGrade.repr :
    Grade → ℕ → Std.Format
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      The first person singular ik.

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        The familiar second person singular jij.

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          The polite second person u, for one or several addressees, with singular agreement.

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            The third person singular masculine hij.

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              The third person singular feminine zij.

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                The third person singular neuter het.

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                  The first person plural wij.

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                    The familiar second person plural jullie.

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                      The third person plural zij.

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                        The strong subject pronouns.

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                          The familiar grade distinguishes one addressee from several, and the polite grade does not.

                          The polite form denotes exactly what the two familiar forms denote between them.