Nynorsk:Pronouns
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Personal pronouns
| #Person | Subject | Object |
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| 1I, me | eg | meg |
| 2You, you | du | deg |
| 3He, she, it / him, her, it | han, ho, det | han, ho, det1 |
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| 1We, us | vi, me2 | oss |
| 2You, you | de | dykk |
| 3They, them | dei | dei |
Note 1: Honom and henne can also be used as object pronouns of han and ho.
Possessive pronouns
In Danish and Swedish, there are only two genders, common and neuter. In both Nynorsk and Bokmål however there are three: masculine, feminine and neuter.
| #Person | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter | Plural |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1My | min | mi | mitt | mine |
| 2Your | din | di | ditt | dine |
| 3His, her, its | hans | hennar1 | - 2 | hans (m), hennes (f) |
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| 1Our | vår | vår | vårt | våre |
| 2Your | dykkar | dykkar | dykkar | dykkar |
| 3Their | deira | deira | deira | deira |
Note 1: Hennes is also used
Note 2: (Help here please)
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