< Modern Greek
Lesson 3.3: Summary of Pronouns
Pronouns are used to replace nouns, e.g. John goes becomes He goes.
Pronouns have cases, number and gender just as regular nouns do.
A summary of all the pronouns is given in the table below.
NOTE: For the third person they are masc., fem., neuter within one box (in that order).
Example Pronouns · Aντωνυμίες | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Case | Nominative (En) | Nominative (Gr) | Genitive (Gr, Strong) | Genitive (Gr, Weak) | Accusative (Gr, Strong) | Accusative (Gr, Weak) |
| 1st Sing. | I | εγώ | μου | εμένα | εμένα | με |
| 2nd Sing. | You | εσύ | σου | εσένα | εσένα | σε |
| 3rd Sing. | He/She/It | αυτός/αυτή/αυτό | αυτού/αυτής/αυτού | του/της/του | αυτόν/αυτήν/αυτό | τον/την/το |
| 1st Plu. | We | εμείς | εμάς | μας | εμάς | μας |
| 2nd Plu. | You | εσείς | εσάς | σας | εσάς | σας |
| 3rd Plu. | They | αυτοί/αυτές/αυτά | αυτών/αυτών/αυτών * | τους/τους/τους | αυτούς/αυτές/αυτά | τους/τις/τα |
- Though no-one uses this, αυτούς, is used instead.
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