Pronouns

Subject Pronouns Pronoun Translation Gender agreement I mó masculine or feminine, depending on speaker’s gender you (singular) tó masculine or feminine,depending on target’s gender he só masculine she dó feminine one ló plural we fó plural you (plural) bhó plural they phó plural Notes:

Subject Pronouns

Pronoun	Translation	Gender agreement
I	mó	masculine or feminine, depending on speaker’s gender
you (singular)	tó	masculine or feminine, depending on target’s gender
he	só	masculine
she	dó	feminine
one	ló	plural
we	fó	plural
you (plural)	bhó	plural
they	phó	plural

Notes:

the “one” form (ló) is used in gender-neutral contexts (e.g. if the gender of the person is not known), equivalent to the English singular their, although it always uses the plural form for adjectives (rather than the singular for he/her).
the “one” form (ló) is also used for giving instructions – e.g. “one must stop here”, and in instruction manuals, “one inserts the nail here”.

Indefinite Demonstrative Pronouns

Indefinite demonstrative pronouns are used to replace subject pronouns when talking about something in general, or when demonstrative adjectives are not used. It is the equivalent of “this”, “that”, and “it”, and used when talking about something abstract, such as a situation or concept, or in reference to something unnamed or unspecific. it ca this […]