Serbian:Pronouns

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This page will discuss pronouns in Serbian

Personal Pronouns

Person	Nominative	Genitive	Dative	Accusative	Instrumental	Locative
1sg	ja	mene; me	meni; mi	mene; me	mnom(e)	meni
2sg	ti	tebe; te	tebi; ti	tebe; te	tobom	tebi
3sg masculine	on	njega; ga	njemu; mu	njega; ga	njim(e)	njemu
3sg feminine	ona	nje; je	njoj; joj	nju; je, ju	njom(e)	njoj
3sg neuter	ono	njega; ga	njemu; mu	njega; ga	njim(e)	njemu
1pl	mi	nas	nama; nam	nas	nama	nama
2pl	vi	vas	vama; vam	vas	vama	vama
3pl	oni, one, ona	njih, ih	njima, im	njih, ih	njima	njima
reflexive	-	sebe;	sebi	sebe; se	sobom	sebi

Notes:

Pronouns are often left out when they are in the subject function
The longer forms (meni, mene, tebi, tebe, etc.) in genitive, dative and accusative are stressed and they are used only when it's necessary to emphasize the person in question. (Example: On mi daje knjigu - He is giving me the book vs. On meni daje knjigu (a ne tebi). - He is giving the book to me (and not to you).) The shorter forms (me, mi, te, ti, etc.) are unstressed and behave as enclitics.
The reflexive personal pronoun is the same for all 6 persons and only exists in non-subject forms.

"ko - for persons

Nominative	Genitive	Dative	Accusative	Instrumental	Locative
ko	koga	kome	koga	kim(e)	kome

"šta" - for objects

Nominative	Genitive	Dative	Accusative	Instrumental	Locative
šta	čega	čemu	šta	čim(e)	čemu

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