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Sahuagin posted...

BigOlePappy posted...

The pronoun would become "Dass" in this case which is what I am used to syntactically. I was referencing the first clause with the second clause via whom (would be Dass or Cui in an inflected language), but I was told the correct relative pronoun in that syntax is "that" even though I'm using the first clause in the dative case.

if you're talking about people, then your choice is who/whom or that.

Incorrect:
"for those of you whom like Subway..."

like only Tarzan would say that

For those of you, of whom like Subway. <-----this is what I was structuring using the Latin syntax related to "cui/cuius" in the dative case (to reference "those.")
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