Indonesian:Pronouns
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Similar to many of the Austronesian languages, Tagalog has many pronouns.
Personal Pronouns
| Standard, Polite | Informal, Familiar | Informal, Slang | |
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| 1st person singular | Saya | Aku | Gua |
| 2nd person singular | Anda, Saudara/Saudari | Kamu/(eng)kau | Lu |
| 3rd person singular | Beliau | Ia/Dia | |
| 2nd person plural | Saudara(i)-saudara(i)/ Anda sekalian | Kalian | |
| 3rd person plural | Mereka | ||
| Exclusive | Inclusive | ||
| 1st person plural | Kami | Kita | |
| Indonesian pages
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| Introduction · Adjectives · Numbers · Pronouns · Sounds and Writing · Verbs |
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| Bornean |  Malagasy
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| Central Pacific |  Fijian ·  Rotuman
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| Independent CE Malayo-Polynesian |  Chamorro ·  Palauan
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| Philippine |  Cebuano ·  Ilokano ·  Tagalog
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| Timor-Babar |  Tetum
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