Sure!

So we first start speaking by addressing ourselves by our own name.

I would first start making sentences by saying something like:

• K0e3's toy (K0e3のおもちゃ), vs

• my toy (ぼくのおもちゃ), or

• K0e3 will do it (K0e3がやる), vs

• I'll do it (ぼくがやる)

Eventually, we grow up and start using "appropriate" pronouns, but Okinawans tend to have this quirk where we keep saying something like, "oh that's the beer k0e3 ordered," when we should say, "that's the beer I ordered." This is more common in women, but I still catch myself don't doing it to my parents, aunts, and uncles.

One caveat is that I'm a dude in my 40s. There could be a generational difference too. Maybe people in their 50s or 30s didn't grow up with that but it's sometimes picked up on mainland media with heading akin to, "you won't believe how Okinawans talk!"

Edit: typo!