Datapoint Singapore Bazaar Malay/Pronoun conjunction
In Bazaar Malay, sama 'same/with' is also used as the conjuction which means the same as degan ('and') (see Example 49).
In Example 48, the overt conjuction is sama which means 'with'. In this example, dia Hokku is the topic and the sentence is talking aobut the Foozuo people as a single group. These people speak Foozhou only with their own people Foozhou.
Values 
Singular pronoun overtly conjoined with other conjunct
- Example 67-48:
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Dia Hokku sama dia sendili punya Hokku la dia cakap.Dia3sgHokkuFoozhousamawithdia3sgsendiliownpunyapossHokkuFoozhoulaemphdia3sgcakap.speakWith his own people, the Foozhou people speak (the Foozhou dialect).
Source: Aye 2005: 359
- Example 67-49:
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Saya pagi minum cope sama roti.Saya1sgpagimorningminumdrinkcopecoffeesamawith/androti.breadI drink coffee and [eat] bread in the morning.
Source: Aye 2005: 376
- Example 67-50:
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saya punya kawan sama saya vs. saya sama saya punya kawansaya1sgpunyaposskawanfriendsamaandsaya1sgvs.vs.saya1sgsamaandsaya1sgpunyaposskawanfriendmy friend and I vs. me and my friend
- Confidence:
- Very certain