I speak North Canara Saraswat Konkani and clusivity is not present in my Konkani. We do not distinguish between inclusive and exclusive pronouns. However some Northern Konkani dialects may be having clusivity.

I will give some examples by comparing Konkani with Marathi language, which has clusivity.

In Marathi, Inclusive ‘our’ is āplā (आपला), Exclusive ‘our’ is āmcā (आमचा). In Konkani, both are amgele (ಅಂಗೆಲೆ , अंगेले).

Example sentences in Konkani and Marathi respectively:

Our Karnataka: amgele karnāṭaka (ಅಂಗೆಲೆ ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ, अंगेले कर्नाटक​)- āmcā karnāṭaka (आमचा कर्नाटक)

Our country: amgele deś (ಅಂಗೆಲೆ ದೇಶ್, अंगेले देश)- āplā deś (आपला देश)

Similarly Inclusive ‘we’ in Marathi is āpaṇ (आपण), Exclusive ‘we’ is āmhī (आम्ही). In Konkani both are ammi (ಅಮ್ಮಿ , अम्मि).

Example sentences in Konkani and Marathi respectively:

We reached home late: ammi ghrāk vēḷ kōrn paule (ಅಮ್ಮಿ ಘರಾಕ್ ವೇಳ್ ಕೋರ್ನ್ ಪೌಲೆ, अम्मि घराक वेळ कोर्न पौले)- āmhī gharī uśirā pōhōclō (आम्ही घरी उशिरा पोहोचलो)

All of us: ammi pūrlōk (ಅಮ್ಮಿ ಪೂರ್ಲೋಕ್, अम्मि पूरलोक)- āpaṇ sagḷē (आपण सगळे)

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