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The first person singular subject pronoun '''Î''' is always capitalised.

..., constituting the most important word type, must contain as a minimum a [[pronoun|pronominal]] [[prefix]], a verb root, an [[Grammatical aspect|aspect]] suff

...matical gender|gender]] (masculine or feminine) of their nouns; [[personal pronoun]]s, for [[grammatical person|person]], number, gender, and [[grammatical ca French word order is [[Subject Verb Object]], except when the object is a pronoun, in which case the word order is [[Subject Object Verb]]. Some rare archais

...ves do have the apostrophe: '''Pêter shoòk Jâne’s hánd''', and so does the pronoun '''òne’s''': '''Ít géts ón òne's''' (*wúnz) '''nërves'''. Compute

'''eû'''- ''well'' = '''yoû''' ''pronoun''

* [[Spanish language|Spanish]]. Covers various question word / relative pronoun pairs, such as ''cómo'' (interrogative "how") and ''como'' (non-interrogat

...demonstrative it has the '''á''' sound, but when a conjunction or relative pronoun it normally has schwa, *dhət: '''Î dôn’t thínk that thát was the sâ

...was a "Duzfreund" -- a friend with whom he used the intimate second-person pronoun, "du". [[Joachim Fest]], a German journalist and biographer of Hitler, call

...ends, to the extent that they addressed one another by the German intimate pronoun, ''du''.<ref name=RiseFall>{{citation

|'''moi'''—me, I (first person pronoun)