# Personal Pronouns
The first type of pronoun in Tupi Antigo that we will cover are personal pronouns and by extension personal prefixes.
| Lema | Person | Subject Pronoun | Subject Prefix |
|---|---|---|---|
| I | 1ps | rendering... | rendering... |
| You | 2ps | rendering... | rendering... |
| We (Exclusive) | 1ppe | rendering... | rendering... |
| We (Inclusive) | 1ppi | rendering... | rendering... |
| Y'all | 2pp | rendering... | rendering... |
| They | 3p | rendering... | rendering... |
In Tupi Antigo, the
3p
3rd Person (they/a'e/i/-î-/-îo-/s-/-s-/-îos-)
does not distinguish between singular and plural; context will dictate which is more likely. TIP
The
3p
3rd Person (they/a'e/i/-î-/-îo-/s-/-s-/-îos-)
pronouns can equally mean he/she/they/it.WARNING
In the English language, it is not uncommon to employ the pronouns they/them/theirs in both plural and singular contexts.
As it is important to get used to the Tupian mindset, this text will most frequently translate the
3p
3rd Person (they/a'e/i/-î-/-îo-/s-/-s-/-îos-)
as they where it may be more natural to use he/she.← Roots Indicative Mood →