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===Personal pronouns===
===Personal pronouns===
The SamSkandinavisk personal pronoun system is very similar to that of Danish, Norwegian-Bokmål and Swedish, and incidentally quite close to English. Pronouns inflect for person, number, and, in the third person singular, gender. Unlike English there is a separate third-person reflexive pronoun '''sig''' (himself, herself, itself, themselves). SamSka also keeps a distinct 2nd person singular '''du''' (you)  and '''i''' (you plural), and objective forms of these. Reflexive forms are not used for the first and second person, '''mig''' for example can mean both ''me'' or ''myself''.
The [[SamSkandinavisk]] personal pronoun system is very similar to that of Danish, Norwegian-Bokmål and Swedish, and incidentally quite close to English. Pronouns inflect for person, case, number, and, in the third person singular, gender. Unlike English there is a separate third-person reflexive pronoun '''sig''' (himself, herself, itself, themselves). SamSka also keeps a distinct 2nd person singular '''du''' (you)  and '''i''' (you plural), and objective forms of these. Reflexive forms are not used for the first and second person, '''mig''' for example can mean both ''me'' or ''myself''.


====Table of Personal pronouns====
====Table of Personal pronouns====
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| ''vi'' [viː]
| ''vi'' [viː]
| ''oss'' [ɔsː]
| ''oss'' [ɔsː]
| ''vår'' [vɔːr] / ''vårt'' [vɔʈː] / ''våre'' [ˈvɔːrə]
| ''vår'' [vɔːr] / ''vårt'' [vɔːʈ] / ''våre'' [ˈvɔːrə]
|-
|-
! 2nd
! 2nd
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| ''eders'' [ˈeːdəʂ, eːʂ]
| ''eders'' [ˈeːdəʂ, eːʂ]
|-
|-
! 3rd Masculine
! 3rd Masc.
| ''han'' [hanː]
| ''han'' [hanː]
| ''hanem'' [ˈhɑːnəm] / ''ham'' [hamː]
| ''hanem'' [ˈhɑːnəm] / ''ham'' [hamː]
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|rowspan="5"| ''deres'' [ˈdeːrəs]
|rowspan="5"| ''deres'' [ˈdeːrəs]
|-
|-
! 3rd Feminine
! 3rd Fem.
| ''hon'' [hɔnː]
| ''hon'' [hɔnː]
| ''henne'' [ˈhɛnːə]
| ''henne'' [ˈhɛnːə]
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| ''dens'' [dɛnːs]
| ''dens'' [dɛnːs]
|-
|-
! 3rd Neuter
! 3rd Neut.
| ''det'' [dɛ]
| ''det'' [dɛ]
| ''det'' [dɛ]
| ''det'' [dɛ]
| ''dets'' [dɛtːs, dɛsː]
| ''dets'' [dɛtːs, dɛsː]
|-
|-
! 3rd Impersonal
! 3rd Impers.
| ''man'' [manː]
| ''man'' [manː]
| ''''
| ''en'' [eːn]
| ''''
| ''ens'' [eːns]
|-
|-
! (3rd Reflexive)
! (3rd Reflex.)
| —
| —
| ''sig'' [seɪ]
| ''sig'' [seɪ]
| ''sin'' [siːn] / ''sitt'' [sɪtː] / ''sine'' [ˈsiːnə]
| ''sin'' [siːn] / ''sitt'' [sɪtː] / ''sine'' [ˈsiːnə]
! (3rd Reflexive)
! (3rd Reflex)
| —
| —
| ''sig'' [seɪ]
| ''sig'' [seɪ]
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The reflexive pronoun is used when the object or possessive is identical to the grammatical subject of the sentence: '''han kysste sin hustru'''. "he kissed his (own) wife". '''han kysste hans hustru''' "he kissed his (somebody else's) wife"
The reflexive pronoun is used when the object or possessive is identical to the grammatical subject of the sentence: '''han kysste sin hustru'''. "he kissed his (own) wife". '''han kysste hans hustru''' "he kissed his (somebody else's) wife"


'''Man''' the impersonal pronoun is used in a similar way to formal English "one", or more informally "you" or "they". It refers to no one in particular. It always uses the reflexive possessive for possessive (for logical reasons). It isn't normally used in the objective case, but constructions of '''man''' in the objective case can be done by using the passive form of verbs.
'''Man''' the impersonal pronoun is used in a similar way to formal English "one", or more informally "you" or "they". It refers people in general but to no one in particular.
 


===Interrogative Pronouns===
===Interrogative Pronouns===
'''hvad''' [xʷɑː(d)] what, whatever
'''hvad''' [ʍɑː(d)] what, whatever


'''hvar''' [xʷɑːr] where, how, which
'''hvar''' [ʍɑːr] where, how, which


'''hvardan''' [ˌxʷɑːrˈdɑːn] how
'''hvardan''' [ˌʍɑːrˈdɑːn] how


'''hvarför''' [ˌxʷɑːrˈføːr] what for, why
'''hvarför''' [ˌʍɑːrˈføːr] what for, why


'''när''' [næːr] / '''hvarnär''' [ˌxʷɑːrˈnæːr] when, whenever
'''när''' [næːr] / '''hvarnär''' [ˌʍɑːrˈnæːr] when, whenever


'''hvarledes''' [ˌxʷɑːrˈleːðəs] how
'''hvarledes''' [ˌʍɑːrˈleːðəs] how


'''hvem''' [xʷɛmː] who, whom, which, which one
'''hvem''' [ʍɛmː] who, whom, which, which one


'''hvo''' [xʷoː] who
'''hvo''' [ʍoː] who


'''hvilken''' [ˈxʷɪlːkən] which, which one, who, whom, what, how Neuter = '''hvilket'''; plural = '''hvilke'''.
'''hvilken''' [ˈʍɪlːkən] which, which one, who, whom, what, how Neuter = '''hvilket'''; plural = '''hvilke'''.


'''hvis''' [xʷiːs] whose, of which, of whom
'''hvis''' [ʍiːs] whose, of which, of whom


===Demonstrative Pronouns===
===Demonstrative Pronouns===
det [dɛ] that (neuter)
'''det''' [dɛ] that (neuter)


den [dɛnː] that (common)
'''den''' [dɛnː] that (common)


de [deː] those (plural)
'''de''' [deː] those (plural)


dette [ˈdɛtːə] this (neuter)
'''dette''' [ˈdɛtːə] this (neuter)


denne [ˈdɛnːə] this (common)
'''denne''' [ˈdɛnːə] this (common)


desse [ˈdɛsːə] these, such (plural
'''desse''' [ˈdɛsːə] these, such (plural)


där [dæːr] there, over there, at that place, yonder
'''där''' [dæːr] there, over there, at that place, yonder


dit [diːt] there, thither, yonder, that way, to that place
'''dit''' [diːt] there, thither, yonder, that way, to that place


därfrå [ˌdæːrˈfrɔː] from there, thence, therefrom
'''därfrå''' [ˌdæːrˈfrɔː] from there, thence, therefrom


då [dɔː] at that time, in that case, then
'''''' [dɔː] at that time, in that case, then


her [heːr] here, herein, this place
'''her''' [heːr] here, herein, this place


hit [hiːt] hither, here, to this place
'''hit''' [hiːt] hither, here, to this place


===Relative Pronouns===
===Relative Pronouns===
hvad [xʷɑː(d)] what
'''hvad''' [ʍɑː(d)] what


hvardan [ˌxʷɑːrˈdɑːn] as, like, such as
'''hvardan''' [ˌʍɑːrˈdɑːn] as, like, such as


hvarför [ˌxʷɑːrˈføːr] why
'''hvarför''' [ˌʍɑːrˈføːr] why


hvem [xʷɛmː] that
'''hvem''' [ʍɛmː] that


hvilken [ˈxʷɪlːkən] that, which, who, whom. Neuter = hvilket; plural = hvilke.
'''hvilken''' [ˈʍɪlːkən] that, which, who, whom. Neuter = '''hvilket'''; plural = '''hvilke'''.


när [næːr] when, whenever, as
'''när''' [næːr] when, whenever, as


där [dæːr] where, which
'''där''' [dæːr] where, which


den som [dɛnː sɔm] the one that, who
'''den som''' [dɛnː sɔmː] the one that, who


dit [diːt] where
'''dit''' [diːt] where


som [sɔmː] that, which, who, whom
'''som''' [sɔmː] that, which, who, whom


===Other Pronouns and Pronoun-like Determiners===
===Other Pronouns and Pronoun-like Determiners===
all [alː] all, any, every, everyone
'''all''' [alː] all, any, every, everyone
 
'''alle''' [ˈalːə] all, everyone, any, everybody


alle [ˈalːə] all, everyone, any, everybody
'''allesammen''' [ˌalːəˈsamːən] everybody, everyone, all of them / you / us, altogether


allesammen [ˌalːəˈsamːən] everybody, everyone, all of them / you / us, altogether
'''allt''' [alːt] all, everything, anything, the lot


allt [alːt] all, everything, anything, the lot
'''allting''' [ˌalːˈtɪŋː] everything


allting [ˌalːˈtɪŋː] everything
'''alltsammen''' [ˌalːtˈsamːən] everything


alltsammen [ˌalːtˈsamːən] everything
'''annen''' [ˈanːən] other, another, others, else. Indefinite common = '''annen'''; indefinite neuter = '''annet'''; definite = '''andre'''.


annen [ˈanːən] other, another, others, else. Indefinite common = annen; indefinite neuter = annet; definite = andre.
'''enhver''' [ˌeːnˈʍeːr] each, every, all, any, anybody, everybody, everyone


enhver [ˌeːnˈxʷeːr] each, every, all, any, anybody, everybody, everyone
'''hver''' [ʍeːr] each, every, all the, everybody, everyone


hver [xʷeːr] each, every, all the, everybody, everyone
'''hverandre''' [ˌʍeːrˈanːdrə] each other, one another


hverandre [ˌxʷeːrˈanːdrə] each other, one another
'''ingen''' [ˈɪŋːən] none, nobody, no one, nothing. Neuter = '''inget'''; plural = '''inge'''


ingen [ˈɪŋːən] none, nobody, no one, nothing
'''ingenting''' [ˌɪŋːənˈtɪŋː] nothing, naught


ingenting [ˌɪŋːənˈtɪŋː] nothing, naught
'''mange''' [ˈmaŋːə] Comparative = '''flere / mangere'''; superlative = '''flest / mangest'''. many, a lot


mange [ˈmaŋːə] Comparative = flere / mangere; superlative = flest / mangest. many, a lot
'''någen''' [ˈnɔːjən] any, anybody, anyone, some, somebody, someone, anything, something


någen [ˈnɔːjən] any, anybody, anyone, some, somebody, someone, anything, something
'''någet''' [ˈnɔːjət] any, anything, some, something


någet [ˈnɔːjət] any, anything, some, something
'''själv''' [ʃɛlːv] oneself


själv [ʃɛlːv] oneself
'''somme''' [ˈsɔmːə] some


somme [ˈsɔmːə] some
'''slik''' [sliːk] such


slik [sliːk] such
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