Personal pronouns are those referring to the speaker, the person to whom one speaks, and the person about whom one speaks, called the first, second, and third person. Like English, German, Dutch, and other languages, Englisc has the full range of these pronouns, including dual pronouns.
- First person: I, we two, we
| _ |
singular |
dual |
plural
|
| nominative |
ic |
wit |
wiȝ
|
| genitive |
mein |
unker |
user
|
| dative |
miȝ |
unk |
us
|
| accusative |
mic |
unkit |
usic
|
- Second person: thou, ye two, ye
| _ |
singular |
dual |
plural
|
| nominative |
þu |
ȝit |
ȝiȝ
|
| genitive |
þein |
inker |
ȝuer
|
| dative |
þiȝ |
ink |
ȝu
|
| accusative |
þic |
inkit |
ȝuic
|
- Third person: he, she, it, they
| _ |
He |
She |
It |
They
|
| nominative |
he |
scie |
it |
hje
|
| genitive |
sein |
her |
sein |
hjer
|
| dative |
him |
her |
him |
hjem
|
| accusative |
hin |
scie/sco |
it |
hje
|
