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It's often (certainly not always!) the case that if a language has significant inflectional morphology (conjugation) for expressing person and maybe number of t
by mcswell 3y ago
It's often (certainly not always!) the case that if a language has significant inflectional morphology (conjugation) for expressing person and maybe number of the subject (and for some languages, the direct and/or indirect object), then you don't need to use the pronouns, unless for emphasis. Spanish and Italian are like that.