Irish/Reference/Pronouns

Table of Pronouns Below is a table of the forms of Irish pronouns: PronounNominativeAccusative/CopulaEmphaticNominativeEmphaticAccusative/CopulaPossessive1st Sing.("I/me")mémisemo2nd Sing.("you")túthútusathusado3rd Sing. Masc.("he/it")sééseiseaneisean3rd Sing. Fem.("she/it")síí1st. Pl.("we/us")2nd. Pl.("y'all")3rd. Pl.("they/them") Explanatory Notes General Irish personal pronouns work much the same way as they do in English, with a few exceptions: Irish has no neutral pronoun equivalent to the English "it"; use the pronoun appropriate to the gender of the noun instead Unlike most dialects of English, Irish makes a distinction between the second person singular and second person plural Irish has a separate emphatic form used in certain situations