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Lesson 1: Personal Pronouns

How to Use This Lesson

Every lesson is divided into four sections: Grammar, Vocabulary, Exercise, and Review. Please move through these tabs in order.

Do not try to memorize! Just read through the content attentively. We will have plenty of exercises and reviews later!


Personal Pronouns

Let's get started with grammar first!

Singular Pronouns

These are the personal pronouns:

Oravia English
nim I
run you
hay he/she/they (singular)

For example, if you want to refer to yourself, you'd say "nim".

There is no gender, so hay can be used as he, she, or any other singular third person pronoun. In sum, you can point to anyone and say "hay".

Plural Pronouns

Words in Oravia don't generally have plural, but personal pronouns do. Here they are:

Oravia English
nima we
runa you (plural)
haya they (plural)

For example, if you want to refer to just one person listening to you, you'd say "run". If you want to refer to multiple people, like "y'all", you'd say "runa".

All Together

Now let's look at them again, singular and plural:

Singular Plural
nim (I) nima (we)
run (you) runa (you all)
hay (he/she/they) haya (they)

Quick Check

  • How do you say "he"?
  • How about "they (plural)"?

That's it for grammar today! Let's move on to the next tab: Vocabulary.

The MO Cluster

We are going to learn our first cluster! Look at the list of words below.

Remember, do not try to memorize them. Just read it through attentively.

Oravia English
mogali coffee
mocen chocolate
moyam spice
moyi sugar, sweet
moval ice
mouje drink
moulu milk

All these words start with MO, being part of the MO cluster.

Guess the Cluster

Now, what do you think this cluster is about?


Matching Games

Time to practice! Match the Oravia words with their English meanings.

If you don't remember or make a mistake, that's totally fine! We will have plenty of opportunities to practice. Right now just give it a try.

Click one word from each column to match them. The game will check automatically when you select both words.


Round 1: Singular Pronouns


Round 2: Plural Pronouns


Round 3: All Pronouns

Review Missed Words

This section shows only the words you got wrong during practice. If you didn't miss any words, this will be empty - great job! 🎉



🎉 Lesson 1 Complete!

If you missed any words, check the Review tab to practice them again.

Come back tomorrow for Lesson 2.