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!'''Nominative'''
!'''Nominative'''
|colspan=2|jeg
|colspan=2|jíg
|colspan="2"|vi
|colspan="2"|vi
|-
|-
!'''Accusative'''
!'''Accusative'''
|colspan="2"|mig
|colspan="2"|míg
|colspan="2"|oss
|-
!'''Dative'''
|colspan="2"|mig
|colspan="2"|oss
|colspan="2"|oss
|-
|-
!'''Genitive'''
!'''Genitive'''
|colspan="2"|minn
|colspan="2"|min / mina / mit / mine
|colspan="2"|osser
|colspan="2"|vår /våre
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!rowspan="2"|'''Case'''
!rowspan="2"|'''Case'''
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!'''Accusative'''
!'''Accusative'''
|colspan="2"|dig
|colspan="2"|díg
|colspan="2"|ig
|-
!'''Dative'''
|colspan="2"|dig
|colspan="2"|ig
|colspan="2"|ig
|-
|-
!'''Genitive'''
!'''Genitive'''
|colspan="2"| -
|colspan="2"|din / dina / dit / dine
|colspan="2"| -
|colspan="2"|iger / ige
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!rowspan="2"|'''Case'''
!rowspan="2"|'''Case'''
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|han
|han
|hun
|hun
|den / det
|det
|disse / disse
|de
|-
|-
!'''Accusative'''
!'''Accusative'''
|han
|ham
|hun
|hun
|den / det
|det
|disse / disse
|de
|-
!'''Dative'''
|ham
|hum
|dan / dat
|dasse / dasse
|-
|-
!'''Genitive'''
!'''Genitive'''
| -
|hans
| -
|hinnes
| -
|dettes
| -
|deres
|}
 
This is one of the only times that defined masculine and feminine category appears in Alska, as it is a case of natural gender.
 
There are no genitive forms for 'du', and 'han/hun/det'.  Their corresponding possessives are used instead. 
 
{| {{Table/bluetable}} style="text-align:center; vertical-align:middle"
!'''Person'''
!'''Singular'''
!'''Plural'''
|-
!'''jeg'''
|minn
|minnene
|-
!'''du'''
|dinn
|dinnene
|-
!'''den''' / '''det'''
|sinn
|sinnene
|-
!'''hun'''
|sinn
|sinnene
|-
!'''we'''
|osser
|osser
|-
!'''i'''
|ier
|ierne
|-
|}
|}


Possessives can have '-tt' suffixed on to them, if the noun they possess is neuter in gender. There is no suffix for common:
The possessive pronouns (min) and (din) change based on gender, but their plural versions, (iger) and (vår) do distinguish gender, only plurality.
 
*<i>Mitt hus</i> - My house
*<i>Minn hund</i> - My dog


===Adjectives===
===Adjectives===
Darthme
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