Latin personal pronouns and se
Latin personal pronouns are: ego (I), tu (you), nos (we), vos (you all). They have a very specific declension.
The pronouns ego and tu:
case | 1st person | 2nd person |
nom. | ego | tu |
gen. | mei | tui |
dat. | mihi | tibi |
acc. | me | te |
abl. | me | te |
As the pronoun of the 3rd person (he, she, it, they), the word is, ea, id (in plural: ii, eae, ea) is used.
The pronouns nos and vos:
case | 1st person | 2nd person |
nom.acc. | nos | vos |
gen. | nostri, nostrum | vestri, vestrum |
dat. | nobis | vobis |
The reflexive pronoun se (oneself) has a declension similar to ego and tu, but no nominative form :
gen. sui
dat. sibi
acc. se
abl. se