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What is the difference between "jien" and "jiena"?
May 4, 2014 2:03 PM
Answers · 2
There is no difference, jiena is the long version and jien the short version.
I don't really know why there are two versions. I only know that they are both used and both accepted in spoken and written language. Personal pronouns in the singular have all a long and a short version.
Jien or jiena
Int or inti
Hu or huwa
Hi or hija
Personal pronouns in the plural are always the same
Aħna
Intom
Huma
Inselli għalik
December 23, 2014
Jien is masculine and jiena is feminine I believe
June 8, 2014
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