you
Essential everyday
Pronoun
SubclassPersonal
Person2
Gender variesNo
MorphologyNoun-like
Syntactic functionSubstantive
Forms
Declension
| Case | Form |
|---|---|
| Singular | |
| 1. Nominative | — |
| 2. Genitive | — |
| 3. Dative | — |
| 4. Accusative | — |
| 6. Locative | — |
| 7. Instrumental | — |
| Case | Form |
|---|---|
| Plural | |
| 1. Nominative | |
| 2. Genitive | |
| 3. Dative | |
| 4. Accusative | |
| 6. Locative | |
| 7. Instrumental | |
Clitic forms — short
| Case | Form |
|---|---|
| Singular | |
| 2. Genitive | — |
| 3. Dative | — |
| 4. Accusative | — |
| Case | Form |
|---|---|
| Plural | |
| 2. Genitive | |
| 3. Dative | |
| 4. Accusative | |
Clitic forms — long
| Case | Form |
|---|---|
| Singular | |
| 2. Genitive | — |
| 3. Dative | — |
| 4. Accusative | — |
| 6. Locative | — |
| 7. Instrumental | — |
| Case | Form |
|---|---|
| Plural | |
| 2. Genitive | |
| 3. Dative | |
| 4. Accusative | |
| 6. Locative | |
| 7. Instrumental | |
Examples
Are you a teacher?
I will see you tomorrow.
I will give you coffee.
I am talking about you.
I will go with you.