SamSkandinavisk 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.

Table of Personal pronouns

Singular				Plural
Person	Nominative	Objective	Possessive: com./neut./pl.	Person	Nominative	Objective	Possessive: com./neut./pl.
1st	jeg [jeɪ]	mig [meɪ]	min [miːn] / mitt [mɪtː] / mine [ˈmiːnə]	1st	vi [viː]	oss [ɔsː]	vår [vɔːr] / vårt [vɔʈː] / våre [ˈvɔːrə]
2nd	du [duː]	dig [deɪ]	din [diːn] / ditt [dɪtː] / dine [ˈdiːnə]	2nd	i [iː]	eder [ˈeːdər, eːr]	eders [ˈeːdəʂ, eːʂ]
3rd Masculine	han [hanː]	hanem [ˈhɑːnəm] / ham [hamː]	hans [hanːs]	3	de [deː]	dem [deːm]	deres [ˈdeːrəs]
3rd Feminine	hon [hɔnː]	henne [ˈhɛnːə]	hennes [ˈhɛnːəs]
3rd Common	den [dɛnː]	den [dɛnː]	dens [dɛnːs]
3rd Neuter	det [dɛ]	det [dɛ]	dets [dɛtːs, dɛsː]
3rd Impersonal	man [manː]	—	—
(3rd Reflexive)	—	sig [seɪ]	sin [siːn] / sitt [sɪtː] / sine [ˈsiːnə]	(3rd Reflexive)	—	sig [seɪ]	sin [siːn] / sitt [sɪtː] / sine [ˈsiːnə]