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Personal Pronouns

See the following table for a list of Yorùbá personal pronouns. The table lists the distinctive features for the three forms of you – ìwọ, ẹ̀yin, and ẹ̀yin.

Here’s what the abbreviations mean:

s. = singular, pl. = plural, inf. = informal, form. = formal, nom. = nominative, acc. = accusative.

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