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*{{t|níaı mäı hóa jí cy}} = "the animal who loves me"

*{{t|níaı mäı jí hóa cy}} = "the animal whom I love"

{{t|cy}} is not necessary if the word that immediately follows can terminate the content clause. For example, {{t|cy}} is not needed before {{t|da}} because {{t|da}} already ends the sentence.

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*{{t|Keo shảo jí nîaı jí cy da.}} = "But I want to be an animal."

{{t|cy}} is not ~~necessary if~~ the ~~word that immediately follows can terminate~~ the ~~content clause. For example,~~ {{t|cy}} ~~is not needed before {{t|da}} because {{t|da}} already ends the sentence~~.

{{t|cy}} is not always needed for the same reason as the rising-creaky tone {{tone|3}}.

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 *{{t|níaı mäı <u>hóa</u> jí cy}} = "the animal <u>who</u> loves me"
 *{{t|níaı mäı jí <u>hóa</u> cy}} = "the animal <u>whom</u> I love"
+{{t|cy}} is not necessary if the word that immediately follows can terminate the content clause. For example, {{t|cy}} is not needed before {{t|da}} because {{t|da}} already ends the sentence.
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 *{{t|Keo shảo jí <u>nîaı jí cy</u> da.}} = "But I want to be an animal."
-{{t|cy}} is not necessary if the word that immediately follows can terminate the content clause. For example, {{t|cy}} is not needed before {{t|da}} because {{t|da}} already ends the sentence.
+{{t|cy}} is not always needed for the same reason as the rising-creaky tone {{tone|3}}.
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