#𝕿𝖍𝖆𝖙 π–”π–“π–Š π–‹π–”π–—π–Œπ–”π–™π–™π–Šπ–“ π•±π–—π–Šπ–“π–ˆπ– π–‹π–—π–ž

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thorny belfryBOT
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sharp cobalt
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2nd one as it's an interrogative pronoun and therefore indicates that you're a person
The first one is relative and indicates it's the subject of the clause "je suis", but "je" is already the subject so that isn't possible

maiden panther
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i see

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thank you

elder moon
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The right answer sounds so unnatural to me

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Idek why

maiden panther
sharp cobalt
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3rd one you added is good

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Better than the 2nd imo

maiden panther
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actually?

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what makes it better

sharp cobalt
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Cuz it's the object of the sentence

maiden panther
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i'm trying to disprove someone

maiden panther
sharp cobalt
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I feel like interrogatives are mostly used in... Well... Interrogative sentences, or negative sentences

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"Qui suis-je?" And "Je ne sais pas qui je suis"

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Using it in an affirmative sentence is a bit weird, unsure if it's considered "wrong" tho

maiden panther
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d'accord