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"vis hair is very soft and ve is very proud of verself for taking good care of it"

@azushark Ve deserves lots of compliments from vis friends.

(Turns out it's harder than I thought at first to use these right.)

@BatElite just remember, vis is both the dependent and independent possessive while ver is only the objective

@azushark I'm not a native English speaker, so I'll have to look up what those mean when I get home. ^-^

@BatElite @azushark it's vis for Annika's possessions:

"Annika pet vis cat"

but you say ver when Annika is the object of the sentence:

"I pet ver"

@lizardsquid @azushark I pet ver very much. :3

I think I corrected the thing right then.

As a final question to Annika {or more appropriately Serenity?}:

I understand ve/ver is for the collective of you, but does it also replace the pronouns for any of the individual members?

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