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Võro Kiil Võro / Voru
Family	Sub-family	Language of	Script
Finno-Ugric	South Estonian	Estonia: Võrumaa	Extended Latin

This page is about Võro pronouns

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Personal Pronouns

Due to the extensive case-system of Võro, there are many pronouns which need remembering. However, this is simplified as most of them in the cases are built off the Genitive case pronouns. Also making it simpler, is a lack of distinction between male and female pronouns, however, most pronouns have a short as well as long version making personal pronouns quite extensive in their numbers. Below is a table with the basic pronouns in Nominative, Partitive and Genitive. For help on pronouncing the additional letters to the Võro language which Estonian does not have, see the Võro Sounds page.

Võro Personal Pronouns

	Nominative Long	Nominative Short	Partitive	Genitive
1sg	mina	ma	minno	muq
2sg	sina	sa	sinno	suq
3sg	timä/tiä	tä	tedä	timä
1pl	miiq	mi	meid	mii
2pl	tiiq	ti	teid	tii
3pl	nimäq	nääq	näid	näide

Interrogative Pronouns

Interrogative pronouns are those pronouns you use to replace nouns, but when asking a question. Hence the interrogative. The following interrogative pronouns exist in Võro and are used often to ask questions. The Estonian Interrogative pronouns are also added for comparison.

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	What	When	Who	Where	Which	Why	How
Võro	Miä	Ku	Kiä	Kagos/Koh?	?	Milles	Kui
Estonian	Mis	Kui	Kes	Kus	Mis	Miks	Kuidas

When no interrogative pronoun is present or needed, but the statement is still a question, like in Estonian, you put Kas at the beginning of the question. Some examples are below. This needs to be checked
Examples:

Miä om tuu? What is it?
Ku sa läät Tartohe? When are you going to Tartu?
Kiä om suq sõbõr? Who is your friend?
Milles sa sei muq kodotüü? Why did you eat my homework?
Kas sa kynõlõt Eesti kiilt? Do you speak Estonian?

Võro pages
Introduction · Cases · Pronouns · Sounds and Writing · Verbs

Finno-Ugric Languages
Baltic-Finnic	Estonian · Finnish · Ingrian · Karelian · Livonian · Veps · Votic · Võro
Permic	Komi · Udmurt
Ugric	Hungarian · Khanty · Mansi
N/A	Erzya · Mari · Moksha