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In grammar section at point #7 we can read

When conjugating first person in plural (we = mje), one must add an “u” if it's inclusive (in other words, if the speaker includes himself among the subject of the sentence).

The inclusive first person in plural includes the hearer and not the speaker, if I'm not wrong.

You can say: "we are three conlangers" and then you can include or not the hearer, but speaker can't be leaved out because you are speaking in first person, for omiting speaker we need to use another person. Conlanger · talk ☏ 16:01, 11 December 2006 (UTC)

In other words: we are three conlangers can have the next meanings:

• you, she and I are three conlangers,
• they and I are three conlangers,
• but never, they and you are three conlanger.

	inclusive	exlusive
we	I + you ( + he or she or they)	I + any other third person/s (one or more)
you	you (only the hearer/s, one or more)	you + other third person/s (one or more)

Conlanger · talk ☏ 16:21, 11 December 2006 (UTC)

See: Inclusive and exclusive we. Conlanger · talk ☏ 16:32, 11 December 2006 (UTC)