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I ate

Ana akalet

You ate (m)

Inta akalet

You ate (f)

Inti akalti

He ate

Huwwe akal

She ate

Hiyye aklat

We ate

Ihna akalna

You (all) ate (pl)

Intu akaltu

They ate

Humme aklu