Another fun pronoun distinction I have seen is having two forms of "we" - one including the person you are talking to, and one excluding them.
(To clarify this was in Hokkien, not Anglo-Saxon).
FarmerPotato 13 minutes ago||
One way to say this is "present company excluded" as when saying: culpability is general in the population, but not to accuse those you're speaking to.
postepowanieadm 8 hours ago||
Like "us but not you"? That's mean.
kzrdude 2 hours ago|||
We already use this with "we", it's just not clear from the word if 'you' are included or not. Example: "We had eggs for breakfast".
shermantanktop 6 hours ago||||
Not when you’re delivering an insult to everyone present.
LAC-Tech 7 hours ago|||
Yeah it iw called the exclusive form lol.
But if you think about it seems normal... "we went to the city" is not really mean.