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==Neologisms== | ==Neologisms== | ||
=== Methodological Note === | |||
In the accompanying tables, the most widely adopted neologisms are italicized. Unless explicitly noted and justified within the text, all neologisms and morphological rules discussed in this article are attested across French-speaking online communities and digital platforms. A comprehensive inventory of these primary sources is provided in the "Main Resources" section at the end of this article. | |||
===[[wikipedia:Personal_pronoun|Personal pronouns]]=== | ===[[wikipedia:Personal_pronoun|Personal pronouns]]=== | ||
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===Determiners=== | ===Determiners=== | ||
==== Grammatical note ==== | |||
Unlike articles, demonstrative or possessive adjectives, pronouns aren't technically determiners. For readability reasons, and because they form a relatively small paradigm compared to their corresponding adjectives, they're included in the determiners category because they're thematically coppled with the respective (demonstrative or possessive) adjectives. | |||
====Indefinite and definite article==== | ====Indefinite and definite article==== | ||