Standard Lemma guide

you

det · name · noun · pron · verb · 17 senses · updated from the 2026-07-25 local source snapshot

Definitions and examples are grouped by meaning. Pronunciation, history, word forms, translations, descendants, synonyms, antonyms, derived terms, and related words appear whenever the source provides them.

Sound

Pronunciation

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  • Received-Pronunciation: yo͞o
  • Received-Pronunciation: /ju/
  • Northumbria: /jɪ/
  • Northumbria: /jə/
  • General-American:
  • General-American: /jə/
  • Canada, Northwestern, US: /jɪ/
  • US: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
  • Received-Pronunciation: /juː/
  • Northumbria: /(j)iː/
  • Northern-Ireland, Scotland: /jʉ/
  • General-American: /ju/
  • Canada: [jʉː]
  • Canada: [jɪu̯]
  • Northwestern, US: [jĭu]
  • Australian: /jʉː/
  • UK: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
  • UK: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
  • General-American: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
  • rhymes with -uː
  • homophone: You
  • homophone: Yoo
  • homophone: yu
  • homophone: Yu
  • homophone: Yuu
  • homophone: yew
  • homophone: ewe
  • homophone: u
  • homophone: U (not in Wales)
  • homophone: hew
  • homophone: hue
  • homophone: (h-dropping) Hugh
  • CMU ARPABET: Y UW1 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.

1

det

Meaning 1

The individual or group spoken or written to.

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Examples

  • Have you gentlemen come to see the lady who fell backwards off a bus?

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: none provided

Antonyms: none provided

2

det

Meaning 2

Used before epithets, describing the person being addressed, for emphasis.

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Examples

  • You idiot!

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: none provided

Antonyms: none provided

3

det

Meaning 3

Your.

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Usage: nonstandard

No example sentence was provided for this meaning.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: none provided

Antonyms: none provided

4

name

Meaning 4

A surname from Chinese

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Usage: countable

No example sentence was provided for this meaning.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: none provided

Antonyms: none provided

5

name

Meaning 5

A former prefecture of China.

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Usage: countable, historical, uncountable

No example sentence was provided for this meaning.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: none provided

Antonyms: none provided

6

name

Meaning 6

Synonym of Youzhou, one of the Nine Provinces of Chinese legend.

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Usage: Chinese, countable, uncountable

Topics: human-sciences, mysticism, mythology, philosophy, sciences

No example sentence was provided for this meaning.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: Youzhou, one of the Nine Provinces of Chinese legend

Antonyms: none provided

7

noun

Meaning 7

The name of the Latin script letter U/u.

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

No example sentence was provided for this meaning.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: none provided

Antonyms: none provided

8

pron

Meaning 8

The people spoken, or written to, as an object.

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Usage: nominative, objective, plural, second-person, singular

Qualifier: object pronoun

Examples

  • Both of you should get ready now.
  • I'll look up you and your sister.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: none provided

Antonyms: none provided

9

pron

Meaning 9

(To) yourselves, (to) yourself.

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Usage: US, colloquial, nominative, objective, plural, pronoun, reflexive, second-person, singular

No example sentence was provided for this meaning.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: none provided

Antonyms: none provided

10

pron

Meaning 10

The person spoken to or written to, as an object. (Replacing thee; originally as a mark of respect.)

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Usage: nominative, objective, plural, second-person, singular

Qualifier: object pronoun

No example sentence was provided for this meaning.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: none provided

Antonyms: none provided

11

pron

Meaning 11

The people spoken to or written to, as a subject. (Replacing ye.)

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Usage: nominative, objective, plural, pronoun, second-person, singular, subjective

Examples

  • You are all supposed to do as I tell you.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: none provided

Antonyms: none provided

12

pron

Meaning 12

The person spoken to or written to, as a subject. (Originally as a mark of respect.)

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Usage: nominative, objective, plural, pronoun, second-person, singular, subjective

No example sentence was provided for this meaning.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: none provided

Antonyms: none provided

13

pron

Meaning 13

A person's favorite sports team.

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Usage: colloquial, nominative, objective, plural, pronoun, second-person, singular, subjective

Examples

  • I get that you're from Southeast Michigan, but I'm still surprised that you're a Detroit Lions fan. You have been on the receiving end of losing seasons for a while now.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: none provided

Antonyms: none provided

14

pron

Meaning 14

Anyone, one; an unspecified individual or group of individuals (as subject or object).

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Usage: indefinite, nominative, objective, personal, plural, pronoun, second-person, singular

No example sentence was provided for this meaning.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: none provided

Antonyms: none provided

15

pron

Meaning 15

A dummy pronoun used in certain constructions, usually with verbs of receiving (such as get or find) or sensing (such as see or hear), typically stating the existence or typicality of something.

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Usage: indefinite, nominative, objective, personal, plural, pronoun, second-person, singular

Examples

  • You get a lot of rude people in London.
  • It was one of those small-town dive bars you often read about.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: none provided

Antonyms: none provided

16

pron

Meaning 16

Honorific alternative letter-case form of you, sometimes used when referring to God or another important figure who is understood from context.

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Usage: alt-of, honorific

No example sentence was provided for this meaning.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: Thou

Antonyms: none provided

17

verb

Meaning 17

To address (a person) using the pronoun you (in the past, especially to use you rather than thou, when you was considered more formal).

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Usage: transitive

No example sentence was provided for this meaning.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: none provided

Antonyms: none provided

History

Etymology

From Middle English you, yow, ȝow (object case of ye), from Old English ēow (“you”, dative case of ġē), from Proto-West Germanic *iwwi (“you”, dative case of *jiʀ), from Proto-Germanic *iwwiz (“you”, dative case of *jīz), the Western form of Proto-Germanic *izwiz (“you”, dative case of *jūz), from Proto-Indo-European *yúHs (“you”, plural). Cognate with Scots you (“you”), Saterland Frisian jou (“you”), West Frisian jo (“you”), Low German jo, joe and oe (“you”), Dutch jou and u (“you”), German euch (“you”), Middle High German eu, iu (“you”, object pronoun), Latin vōs (“you”), Avestan 𐬬𐬋 (vō, “you”), Ashkun yë̃ (“you”), Kamkata-viri šo (“you”), Sanskrit यूयम् (yūyám, “you”). See usage notes. Ye, you and your are cognate with Dutch jij/je, jou, jouw; Low German ji, jo/ju, jug and German ihr, euch and euer respectively. Ye is also cognate with Danish I and archaic Swedish I. Compare the shift to the second-person singular informal Spanish vos, historically a formal pronoun.

From irregular, Wade–Giles, and Hanyu Pinyin romanizations of the Mandarin pronunciations of various Chinese characters, including 余, 于, 由 (yóu), 魚 /鱼 (yú) / 鱼 (yú), 漁 /渔 (yú), 渔 (yú), 楀 (yǔ), 俞, 喻, 兪, 於 /于, 遇 (yù), 虞 (yú), 郁 (yù), 尉, 禹 (yǔ), 游 (yóu), 尤 (yóu), 庾 (yǔ), 娛 /娱, 娱, 茹, 幽 (Yōu).

Capitalization of you.

Across languages

Translations

1590 source translations are retained for this English entry.

  • Albanian: ti — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Aramaic: אנת — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Aramaic: אנתי (’antī) — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Aramaic: אנתון (’antōn) — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Aramaic: אנתין (’antēn) — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Aramaic: ܐܢܬ — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Aramaic: ܐܢܬܝ (’antī) — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Aramaic: ܐܢܬܘܢ (’antōn) — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Aramaic: ܐܢܬܝܢ (’antēn) — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Bulgarian: ти (ti) — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Bulgarian: Ви́е (Víe) — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Bulgarian: ви́е (víe) — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Catalan: tu — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Catalan: vostè — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Catalan: vosaltres — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Catalan: vostès — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Catalan: vós — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Czech: vy — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Danish: I — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Dutch: de — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Esperanto: ci — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Esperanto: vi — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Estonian: sina — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Estonian: sa — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Estonian: teie — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Estonian: te — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Estonian: Sina — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Estonian: Sa — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Estonian: Teie — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Estonian: Te — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Finnish: sinä — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Finnish: te — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Finnish: Te — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • French: tu — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • French: vous — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • German: du — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • German: ihr — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Hebrew: אַתָּה (attáh) — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Hebrew: אַתְּ (att) — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Hebrew: אֲתֶּם (attém) — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Hebrew: אֲתֶּן (attén) — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Japanese: そこの (soko no) — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Korean: 너 (neo) — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Latin: tu — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Latin: vos — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Latin: vos — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Manchu: ᠰᡳ (si) — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Manchu: ᠰᡠᠸᡝ (suwe) — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Polish: ty — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Polish: wy — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Portuguese: seu — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Portuguese: sua — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Portuguese: seus — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Portuguese: suas — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Russian: ты (ty) — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Russian: вы (vy) — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Scots: ye — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Slovak: ty — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Slovak: vy — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Slovene: tí — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Slovene: ví — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Spanish: tú — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Spanish: vos — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Spanish: usted — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Spanish: ustedes — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Swahili: wewe — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Swedish: du — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Swedish: ni — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Swedish: Du — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Swedish: Ni sg and — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Tagalog: (singular, familiar)iyo — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Tagalog: inyo — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Tamil: நீ (nī) — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Tamil: நீங்கள் (nīṅkaḷ) — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Tok Pisin: yu — the individual or group spoken/written to
  • Afrikaans: jy — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Bulgarian: ти (ti) — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Bulgarian: Ви́е (Víe) — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Bulgarian: ви́е (víe) — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Catalan: tros de — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Chinese Mandarin: 你這個...... /你这个...... — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Czech: ty — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Czech: vy — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Danish: din c/dit n/I — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Dutch: jij — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Dutch: gij — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Dutch: jullie — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Dutch: gulder — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Esperanto: vi — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Esperanto: ci — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Finnish: senkin — used before epithets for emphasis
  • French: espèce de — used before epithets for emphasis
  • French: bande de — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Georgian: შე (še) — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Georgian: თქვე (tkve) — used before epithets for emphasis
  • German: du — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Hebrew: יא (ya) — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Hungarian: te — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Hungarian: maga — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Indonesian: dasar — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Japanese: そこの (soko no) — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Japanese: この (kono) — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Northern Kurdish: ey — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Northern Kurdish: hey — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Northern Kurdish: wey — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Latin: tibi — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Latin: vobis — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Latin: tuus — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Latin: voster — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Latin: vester — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Norwegian: din — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Polish: ty — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Polish: wy — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Portuguese: seu — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Russian: ты (ty) — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Russian: вы (vy) — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Serbo-Croatian: ti — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Serbo-Croatian: vi — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Slovak: ty — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Slovak: vy — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Spanish: so — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Swedish: din — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Swedish: ditt — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Swedish: era — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Tamil: ஏய் (ēy) — used before epithets for emphasis
  • Afrikaans: julle — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Albanian: ju — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • American Sign Language: 1@InsideChesthigh-RadialUp — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Arabic: ـكُم (-kum) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Arabic: ـكُنَّ (-kunna) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Arabic: ـكُمَا (-kumā) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Arabic: إيَّاكُمْ (ʔiyyākum) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Arabic: إِيَّاكُنَّ (ʔiyyākunna) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Arabic: إيَّاكُمَا (ʔiyyākumā) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Arabic: ـكو — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Arabic: ـكم (-kom) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Arabic: ـكو (-ku) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tunisian Arabic: ـكُمْ (kum) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Aragonese: mercés — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Aragonese: vustés — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Aramaic: לכון (lkōn) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Aramaic: לכין (lkēn) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Aramaic: את — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Aramaic: אתם (atem) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Aramaic: אתן (aten) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Aramaic: ܠܟܘܢ (lkōn) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Aramaic: ܠܟܝܢ (lkēn) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Armenian: ձեզ (jez) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Old Armenian: ձեզ (jez) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Assamese: তহঁতক (tohõtok) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Assamese: তোমালোকক (tümalükok) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Assamese: আপোনালোকক (apünalükok) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Asturian: vosotros — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Asturian: vosotres — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Azerbaijani: sizi — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Bengali: তোদেরকে (tōderke) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Bengali: তোমাদেরকে (tōmaderke) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Bengali: আপনাদেরকে (apnaderke) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Central Bikol: kamo — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Bulgarian: вас (vas) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Bulgarian: ви (vi) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Bulgarian: вам (vam) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Bulgarian: ви (vi) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Catalan: vosaltres — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Catalan: vos — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Catalan: us — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Catalan: vostès — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Chichewa: inu — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Ngazidja Comorian: nyi — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Cornish: ’gas — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Cree: ᑭᔭ (kiya) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Crimean Tatar: sizge — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Czech: vás — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Czech: vám — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Czech: vámi — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Dalmatian: voi — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Danish: jer — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Dutch: jullie — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Dutch: je — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Dutch: u — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Dutch: u — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Emilian: av — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Emilian: vó — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Esperanto: vin — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Estonian: teid — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Evenki: су (su) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Ewe: mi — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Ewe: miawo — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Faroese: tykkum — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Finnish: teidät — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Finnish: teitä — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • French: vous — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • French: vous autres — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Middle French: vous — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Old French: vos — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • West-Frisian: jimme — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • West-Frisian: jo — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Galician: vos — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Georgian: თქვენ (tkven) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • German: euch — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • German: Euch — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • German: Sie — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • German: Ihnen — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Greek: εσάς (esás) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Gujarati: તમે (tame) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hausa: kai — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hausa: ku — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hausa: ke — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hebrew: אתכם (etkhém) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hebrew: לכם (lakhém) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hebrew: אתכן (etkhén) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hebrew: לכן (lakhén) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hindi: तुम (tum) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hindi: आप (āp) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hungarian: titeket — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hungarian: benneteket — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hungarian: önöket — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hungarian: magukat — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Icelandic: ykkur — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Indonesian: kalian — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Ingrian: teijet — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Ingrian: teitä — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Irish: sibh — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Irish: sibhse — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Old Irish: -uib — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Old Irish: b- — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Old Irish: dob- — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Italian: vi — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Italian: vi — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Italian: Loro — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Judeo-Italian: ווּאִי — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Kabuverdianu: abo — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Kannada: ನಿಮ್ಮನ್ನು (nimmannu) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Kannada: ನಿಮಗೆ (nimage) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Northern Kurdish: we — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Latin: vōs — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Latin: vobis — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Latvian: jūs — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Lithuanian: jus — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Lithuanian: Jus — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Louisiana Creole: vouzòt — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Louisiana Creole: ouzòt — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Louisiana Creole: zòt — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Louisiana Creole: zo — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Low German: ink — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Low German: Ink — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Luxembourgish: iech — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Macedonian: вас (vas) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Macedonian: вам (vam) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Malay: kalian — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Malay: kau orang — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Malay: korang — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Malayalam: നിങ്ങൾ (niṅṅaḷ) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Manchu: ᠰᡠᠸᡝ (suwe) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Manx: shiu — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Manx: shiuish — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Māori: koe — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Māori: kōrua du — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Māori: koutou — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Marathi: तूम्ही (tūmhī) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Mazanderani: شمار (šëmârë) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Middle English: yow — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Mon: ဗှ်ေ တံ (pɛ̀h tɔʔ) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Navajo: tʼáá ánółtso — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Nepali: तिमी (timī) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Nepali: तपाईँ (tapāī̃) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Nheengatu: indé — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Norman: ou — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Norwegian Bokmål: dere — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Norwegian Bokmål: eder — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Norwegian Bokmål: Dere — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: dykk — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: Dykk — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: dokker — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Occitan: vosautres — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Odia: ଆପଣମାନଙ୍କୁ (āpaṇamānaṅku) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Odia: ତୁମମାନଙ୍କୁ (tumamānaṅku) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Old English: ēow — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Old English: inc — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Papiamentu: boso — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Iranian Persian: شُما را (šomâ râ) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Pipil: metzin- — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Pitcairn-Norfolk: yorle — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Polish: was — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Polish: Państwa — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Portuguese: vocês — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Portuguese: os — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Portuguese: as — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Portuguese: os senhores — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Portuguese: as senhoras — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Punjabi: ਤੁਸੀਂ (tusī̃) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Quechua: qamkunata — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Rapa Nui: korua — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Romani: tumen — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Romanian: vă — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Romanian: pe voi — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Romanian: vă — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Romanian: vouă — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Romansh: as — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Romansh: az — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Russian: вас (vas) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Russian: вам (vam) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Russian: вами (vami) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Northern Sami: du du — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Northern Sami: din — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Santali: ᱟᱢ (am) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Scots: ye — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Scots: yez — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Scots: yiz — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Scots: youz — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Scottish Gaelic: sibh — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Slovak: vás — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Slovak: vám — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Slovak: vami — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Lower Sorbian: waju du — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Lower Sorbian: was — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Sotho: lona — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Spanish: os — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Spanish: los — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Spanish: las — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Spanish: les — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Spanish: (leísmo) les — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Spanish: vosotras — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Spanish: ustedes — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Sranan Tongo: unu — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Sundanese: araranjeun — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Swahili: ninyi — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Swedish: er — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tagalog: kayo — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tajik: шумо ро (šumo ro) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tamil: உங்களை (uṅkaḷai) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tamil: தங்களை (taṅkaḷai) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Taos: ę̋ — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Telugu: నీవు (nīvu) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tlingit: yeewháan — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tooro: inywe — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Turkish: sizi — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Turkmen: sen — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tuvan: силерни (silerni) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Ukrainian: вас (vas) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Venetan: ve — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Volapük: olis — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Walloon: vos — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Walloon: vs — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Walloon: vozôtes — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Welsh: chi — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Welsh: chwi — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Wolof: leen — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Yiddish: אײַך (aykh) — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Yoruba: yín — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Zealandic: julder — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Zhuang: mwngz — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Zulu: nina — object pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Adangme: mo — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Afrikaans: jou — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Afrikaans: u — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Albanian: ty — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Albanian: të — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • American Sign Language: 1@InsideChesthigh-RadialUp — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Arabic: ـكَ (-ka) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Arabic: ـكِ (-ki) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Arabic: إِيَّاكَ (ʔiyyāka) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Arabic: إِيَّاكِ (ʔiyyāki) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Arabic: ـك — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Arabic: ـك (-ak) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Arabic: ـك (-ek) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tunisian Arabic: ـكْ (k) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Aragonese: te — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Aramaic: לך (lāk) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Aramaic: לכי (lēkī) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Aramaic: ܠܟ (lāk) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Aramaic: ܠܟܝ (lēkī) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Armenian: քեզ (kʻez) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Armenian: Ձեզ (Jez) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Old Armenian: քեզ (kʻez) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Assamese: তোক (tük) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Assamese: তোমাক (tümak) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Assamese: আপোনাক (apünak) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Asturian: te — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Azerbaijani: səni — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bengali: তোকে (tōke) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bengali: তোমাকে (tōmake) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bengali: আপনাকে (apnake) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Central Bikol: ika ka — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bouyei: mengz — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bulgarian: теб (teb) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bulgarian: те (te) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bulgarian: тебе (tebe) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bulgarian: ти (ti) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bulgarian: Вас — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bulgarian: Ви (Vi) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bulgarian: Вам (Vam) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bulgarian: Ви (Vi) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Catalan: tu — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Catalan: et — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Catalan: vostè — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Chamicuro: pi'ti — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Chichewa: iwe — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Chichewa: inu — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Cornish: 'th — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Crimean Tatar: saña — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Czech: tebe — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Czech: tobě — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Czech: tě — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Czech: tebou — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Dalmatian: toi — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Danish: dig — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Danish: Dem — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Dutch: jou — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Dutch: je — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Dutch: u — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Dutch: u — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Dutch: jij — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Esperanto: vin — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Esperanto: cin — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Estonian: sind — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Ewe: wò — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Faroese: teg — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Faroese: tær — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Finnish: sinut — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Finnish: sinua — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Finnish: teidän — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Finnish: teitä — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • French: toi — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • French: vous — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • West-Frisian: dy — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • West-Frisian: jo — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Galician: te — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Galician: che — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Georgian: შენ (šen) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • German: dich — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • German: Dich — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • German: dir — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • German: Dir — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • German: Euch — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • German: Sie — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • German: Ihnen — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Greek: εσένα (eséna) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hebrew: אותך (otkhá) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hebrew: לך (lekhá) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hebrew: אותך (otákh) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hebrew: לך (lákh) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hindi: तुझ (tujh) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hindi: तुम (tum) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hindi: आप (āp) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hopi: ung — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hungarian: téged — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hungarian: önt — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hungarian: magát — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Icelandic: þig — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Icelandic: yður — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Indonesian: kamu — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Indonesian: engkau — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Indonesian: dikau — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Indonesian: kau — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Indonesian: Anda — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Ingrian: siun — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Ingrian: sinnua — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Irish: thú — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Irish: thusa — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Old Irish: -ut — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Old Irish: t- — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Old Irish: dot- — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Italian: ti — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Italian: te — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Javanese: jenengan — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Kabuverdianu: abo — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Kabuverdianu: nha — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Kannada: ನಿನ್ನನ್ನು (ninnannu) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Kannada: ನಿನಗೆ (ninage) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Northern Kurdish: te — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Latin: te — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Latin: te — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Latin: tibi — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Latvian: tevi — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Latvian: jūs — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Lithuanian: tave — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Lithuanian: Jus — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Louisiana Creole: twa — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Louisiana Creole: vouzòt — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Low German: Di — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Luxembourgish: dech — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Luxembourgish: iech — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Macedonian: тебе (tebe) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Macedonian: вас (vas) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Macedonian: вам (vam) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Malay: kamu — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Malay: anda — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Malay: awak — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Malay: engkau — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Malay: mu — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Malay: kau — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Malayalam: നീ (nī) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Malayalam: താൻ (tāṉ) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Malayalam: താങ്കൾ (tāṅkaḷ) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Manx: oo — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Manx: uss — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Manx: shiu — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Manx: shiuish — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Māori: koe — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Māori: kōrua du — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Māori: koutou — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Mazanderani: تر (tërë) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Middle English: þe — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Middle English: yow — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Mizo: nang — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Mon: ဗှ်ေ (pɛ̀h) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Classical Nahuatl: tehhuātl — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Norwegian Bokmål: deg — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Norwegian Bokmål: Dem — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Norwegian Bokmål: eder — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: deg — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: Dykk — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Occitan: tu — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Occitan: vos — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Odia: ତୋତେ (tote) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Odia: ତୁମକୁ (tumaku) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Odia: ଆପଣଙ୍କୁ (āpaṇaṅku) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Old English: þē — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Papiamentu: bo — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Pela: nɔ̃55 — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Iranian Persian: تو را (to râ) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Iranian Persian: تُرا (torâ) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Iranian Persian: شُما را (šomâ râ) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Old Persian: 𐎬𐎺𐎶 — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Pipil: metz- — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Polish: ciebie — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Polish: Pan — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Polish: Pani — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Polish: cię — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Portuguese: o — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Portuguese: o senhor — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Portuguese: a senhora — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Quechua: qamta — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Rapa Nui: koe — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Romani: tut — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Romanian: te — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Romanian: pe tine — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Romanian: îți — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Romanian: ție — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Russian: тебя́ (tebjá) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Russian: тебе́ (tebé) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Russian: тобо́й (tobój) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Russian: Вас — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Russian: Вам (Vam) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Russian: Вами (Vami) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Northern Sami: du — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Scots: ye — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Scots: you — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Scottish Gaelic: thu — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Scottish Gaelic: sibh — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Sindhi: تون (tõ) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Slovak: ťa — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Slovak: teba — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Slovak: ti — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Slovak: tebe — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Slovak: tebou — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Lower Sorbian: śi — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Lower Sorbian: tebje — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Lower Sorbian: was — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Spanish: lo — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Spanish: la — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Spanish: le — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Spanish: (leísmo) le — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Spanish: te — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Spanish: ti — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Spanish: vos — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Sranan Tongo: yu — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Sundanese: anjeun — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Swahili: wewe — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Swedish: dig — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tagalog: ka — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tagalog: ikaw — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tagalog: kita — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tagalog: kayo — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tagalog: sila — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tajik: туро Шуморо (turo) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tamil: உன்னை (uṉṉai) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tamil: உங்களை (uṅkaḷai) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tamil: தங்களை (taṅkaḷai) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Taos: ę̋ — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Telugu: నిన్ను (ninnu) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tlingit: wa.é — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tooro: iwe — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Northern Tujia: nif — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Turkish: seni — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Turkish: sizi — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tuvan: сени (seni) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tuvan: силерни (silerni) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Venetan: te — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Volapük: oli — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Walloon: vos — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Walloon: twè — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Walloon: ti — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Welsh: ti — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Welsh: di — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Welsh: chi — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Welsh: chwi — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Wiradjuri: ngindu — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Wolaytta: ne — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Wolaytta: birshshettaa — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Wolaytta: neeni — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Wolof: la — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Yagara: nginda — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Yámana: sa — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Yiddish: דיך (dikh) — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Yoruba: ẹ — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Yoruba: yín — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Zealandic: joe — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Zhuang: mwngz — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Zulu: wena — object pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Abkhaz: шәара (ŝwara) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Afar: isin — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Afrikaans: julle — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Aghwan: 𐕛𐔽𐔰𐕎 (vˁan) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Akan: mo — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Albanian: ju — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Alviri-Vidari: شیمه (šime) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • American Sign Language: 1@InsideChesthigh-RadialUp — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Amharic: እናንተ (ʾənantä) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Arabic: أَنْتُمَا (ʔantumā) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Arabic: أَنْتُم (ʔantum) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Arabic: أَنْتُنَّ (ʔantunna) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Arabic: حَضْرَتُكُمَا (ḥaḍratukumā) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Arabic: حَضْرَتُكُمْ (ḥaḍratukum) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Arabic: حَضْرَتُكُنَّ (ḥaḍratukunna) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Arabic: إنتوا (íntu) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Arabic: إنتوا (ʔintu) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tunisian Arabic: اِنْتُومَا (ʔintūmā) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Aragonese: busatros — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Aragonese: busatras — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Aramaic: אנתון (’antōn) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Aramaic: אנתין (’antēn) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Aramaic: ܐܢܬܘܢ (’antōn) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Aramaic: ܐܢܬܝܢ (’antēn) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Armenian: դուք (dukʻ) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Old Armenian: դուք (dukʻ) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Assamese: তহঁত (tohõt) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Assamese: তোমালোক (tümalük) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Assamese: আপোনালোক (apünalük) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Asturian: vosotros — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Asturian: vosotres — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Asturian: vós — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Avar: нуж (nuž) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Avestan: 𐬫𐬏𐬲𐬆𐬨 (yūžəm) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Aymara: jumanaka — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Azerbaijani: siz — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Azerbaijani: sizlər — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Bambara: aw — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Bangi: bino — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Bashkir: һеҙ (heź) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Basque: zuek — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Belarusian: вы (vy) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Bengali: তোরা (tōra) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Bengali: তোমরা (tōmra) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Bengali: আপনারা (apnara) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Central Bikol: kamo — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Breton: c'hwi — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Bulgarian: ви́е (víe) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Burmese: နင်တို့ (nangtui.) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Burmese: မင်းတို့ (mang:tui.) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Burmese: ခင်ဗျားတို့ (hkangbya:tui.) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Burmese: ရှင်တို့ (hrangtui.) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Buryat: та (ta) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Carpathian Rusyn: вы (vŷ) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Catalan: vosaltres — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Catalan: vós — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Catalan: vostès — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Chechen: шу (šu) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Chichewa: inu — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Chinese Cantonese: 你哋 (nei5 dei6) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Chinese: ниму (nimu) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Eastern Min Chinese: 汝各儂 /汝各侬 — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Gan Chinese: 你們 /你们 (n3 miin) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hakka Chinese: 你兜 (ngì-têu, ǹg-têu, ǹ-têu) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hakka Chinese: 你這兜 /你这兜 (ngì-iá-têu, ǹg-iá-têu, ǹ-iá-têu) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hakka Chinese: 你等 (ǹg-tên, ǹg-nên) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hakka Chinese: 你等這兜 /你等这兜 (ǹg-tên-iá-têu, ǹg-nên-iá-têu) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hakka Chinese: 你兜人 (ǹg-têu-ngìn) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hakka Chinese: 你兜儕 /你兜侪 (ǹg-têu-sà) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hakka Chinese: 你等人 (ǹg-tên-ngìn) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hakka Chinese: 你等儕 /你等侪 (ǹg-nên-sà) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Chinese: 恁 (lín) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Jin Chinese: 你們 /你们 (ni2 me) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Chinese Mandarin: 你們 /你们 (nǐmen) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Teochew: 恁 (ning2) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Wu Chinese: 㑚 (6na) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Xiang Chinese: 你們 /你们 (nyi3 men) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Chuvash: эсир (es̬ir) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Cornish: hwi — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Crimean Tatar: siz — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Czech: vy — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Dalmatian: vu — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Danish: I — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Danish: De — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Dutch: jullie — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Dutch: gijlieden — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Dutch: u — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Dutch: gij — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Dutch: gijlie — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Dutch: gijle — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Dutch: gulder — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Dyirbal: ŋubalaɖi — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Dyirbal: ŋuraɖi — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Emilian: vó — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Esperanto: vi — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Estonian: teie — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Estonian: te — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Even: ху (hu) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Evenki: су (su) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Ewe: mi — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Ewe: miawo — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Faroese: tit — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Fijian: kemudrau du — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Fijian: kemudou — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Fijian: kemuni — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Finnish: te — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Finnish: teidän — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • French: vous — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • French: vous autres — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Middle French: vous — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Old French: vos — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • West-Frisian: jimme — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • West-Frisian: jo — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Friulian: vô — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Galician: vós — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Galician: vosoutros — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Galician: vosoutras — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Georgian: თქვენ (tkven) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • German: ihr — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • German: Sie — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Greek: εσείς (eseís) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Greenlandic: ilissi — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Paraguayan Guarani: peẽ — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Gujarati: તમે (tame) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hadza: ethebee — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hadza: ithibii — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hausa: kúu — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Havasupai-Walapai-Yavapai: ma — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hawaiian: ʻolua — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hawaiian: ʻoukou — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hebrew: אֲתֶּם (attém) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hebrew: אֲתֶּן (attén) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hindi: तुम (tum) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hindi: आप (āp) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hiri Motu: umui — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hungarian: ti — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hungarian: önök — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hungarian: maguk — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hungarian: -tek — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hungarian: -tök — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hungarian: -nak — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Hungarian: -nek — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Icelandic: þið — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Ido: vu — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Indonesian: kalian — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Ingrian: töö — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Ingush: шо (šo) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Interlingua: vos — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Irish: sibh — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Irish: sibhse — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Old Irish: síi — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Old Irish: sib — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Italian: voi — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Italian: Loro — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Japanese: 貴方達 (anatatachi) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Japanese: 貴方方 (anatagata) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Japanese: お前達 (omaetachi) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Japanese: 君達 (kimitachi) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Japanese: 貴様等 (kisamara) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Japanese: お前ら (omaera) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Judeo-Italian: ווּאִי — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Kannada: ನೀವು (nīvu) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Karakhanid: سز (siz) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Kazakh: сендер (sender) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Kazakh: сіздер (sızder) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Khmer: ពួកអ្នក (puək nĕək) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Khmer: លោកអ្នក (look nĕək) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Kituba: beno — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Korean: 너희 (neohui) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Korean: 여러분 (yeoreobun) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Korean: 당신들 (dangsindeul) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Korean: 이놈들 (inomdeul) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Korean: 니네 (nine) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Korean: 니들 (nideul) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Korean: 자네들 (janedeul) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Korean: 동무들 (dongmudeul) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Northern Kurdish: hûn — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Kyrgyz: силер (siler) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Kyrgyz: сиздер (sizder) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Lao: ເຈົ້າ (chao) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Latgalian: jius — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Latin: vōs — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Latvian: jūs — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Latvian: Jūs — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Lingala: bínó — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Lithuanian: jūs — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Lithuanian: Jūs — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Livonian: tēg — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Louisiana Creole: vouzòt — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Louisiana Creole: ouzòt — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Louisiana Creole: zòt — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Louisiana Creole: zo — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Middle Low German: gî — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • : ᦑᦱᧃᧈ (taan1) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • : ᦉᦴ (ṡuu) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • : ᦉᦴᦑᦱᧃᧈ (ṡuutaan1) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • : ᦉᦴᦈᧁᧉ (ṡuuṫsaw2) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Luxembourgish: dir — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Macedonian: вие (vie) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Malay: kalian — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Malay: kau orang — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Malay: korang — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Malayalam: നിങ്ങൾ (niṅṅaḷ) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Maltese: intkom — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Manchu: ᠰᡠᠸᡝ (suwe) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Manx: shiu — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Manx: shiuish — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Māori: koe — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Māori: kōrua du — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Māori: koutou — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Mazanderani: شما (šëmâ) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Middle English: ye — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Mòcheno: ir — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Mon: ဗှ်ေ တံ (pɛ̀h tɔʔ) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Mongolian: та нар (ta nar) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Mongolian: ᠲᠠ ᠨᠠᠷᠠ (ta nara) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Mori Bawah: komiu — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Motu: umui — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Classical Nahuatl: amehhuān — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Classical Nahuatl: amehhuāntin — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Nanai: суэ (sue) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Navajo: nihí — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Navajo: danihí — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Navajo: tʼáá ánółtso — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Neapolitan: vuje — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Nepali: तिमीहरू (timīharū) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Norman: ou — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Norwegian Bokmål: dere — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Norwegian Bokmål: I — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Norwegian Bokmål: Dere — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: de — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: De — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: dokker — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Nuosu: ꆍ (nop) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Occitan: vosautres — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Odia: ତୁମେମାନେ (tumemāne) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Odia: ଆପଣମାନେ (āpaṇamāne) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Ojibwe: giinawaa — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Church Slavic: ва du (va) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Church Slavic: вꙑ (vy) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Church Slavic: ⰲⰰ du (va) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Church Slavic: ⰲⱏⰺ (vy) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Old East Slavic: вꙑ (vy) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Old English: ġē — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Old English: ġit — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Old Turkic: 𐰾𐰃𐰕 (s2iz) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Ossetian: сымах (symax) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Pannonian Rusyn: ви (vi) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Papiamentu: bo — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Pashto: تاسې (tāsé) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Dari: شُمَا (šumā) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Dari: شُمَاهَا (šumāhā) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Iranian Persian: شُما (šomâ) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Iranian Persian: شُماها (šomâhâ) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Piedmontese: vus — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Pijin: iufala — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Pipil: anmejemet — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Pipil: anmehemet — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Pipil: an- — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Pipil: anh- — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Pitcairn-Norfolk: yorle — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Pitjantjatjara: nyuntupula — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Pitjantjatjara: nyuntulupula — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Pitjantjatjara: nyuntu — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Pitjantjatjara: nyuntulu — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Polish: wy — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Polish: Państwo — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Portuguese: vós — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Portuguese: vocês — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Portuguese: os senhores — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Portuguese: as senhoras — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Ashokan Prakrit: 𑀢𑀼𑀨𑁂 (tuphe) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Quechua: qamkuna — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Rapa Nui: korua — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Romani: tumen — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Romanian: voi — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Romanian: dumneavoastră — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Romansh: vus — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Romansh: vous — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Romansh: vusoters — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Romansh: vusotras — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Romansh: Els — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Romansh: Ellas — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Russian: вы (vy) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Northern Sami: doai — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Northern Sami: dii — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Scots: ye — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Scots: yez — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Scots: yiz — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Scots: youz — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Scottish Gaelic: sibh — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Serbo-Croatian: ви̑ — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Serbo-Croatian: vȋ — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Sicilian: vuiàtri — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Sicilian: vuàutri — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Sinhalese: ඔයාලා (oyālā) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Sinhalese: ඔබ සියල්ලන් (oba siyallan) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Slovak: vy — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Slovene: ví — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Somali: idinka — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Lower Sorbian: wej du — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Lower Sorbian: wy — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Upper Sorbian: wój du — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Upper Sorbian: wy — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Sotho: lona — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Spanish: vosotros — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Spanish: vosotras — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Spanish: ustedes — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Sranan Tongo: unu — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Sundanese: aranjeun — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Swahili: ninyi — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Swedish: ni — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tagalog: ninyo — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tagalog: inyo — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tagalog: kayo — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tagalog: niyo — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tajik: шумо (šumo) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tajik: шумоҳо (šumoho) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Talysh: şımə — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Talysh: شما (šəmâ) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tamil: நீங்கள் (nīṅkaḷ) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tamil: தாங்கள் (tāṅkaḷ) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tamil: நீர் (nīr) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Taos: ę̋ — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tat: üşmu — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tatar: сез (sez) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Telugu: నువ్వు (nuvvu) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Telugu: మీరు (mīru) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tetum: ó — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tetum: imi — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tetum: Ita — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tetum: Ita-Boot — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tetum: Ita-Na’i — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Thai: คุณ (kun) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Northern Thai: ᨧᩮᩢ᩶ᩣ (chao) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tigrinya: ንስኻትኩም (nəsxatkum) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tigrinya: ንስኻትክን (nəsxatkən) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tigrinya: ንስኹም (nəsxum) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tigrinya: ንስኽን (nəsxən) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tigrinya: ኣቱም (ʾatum) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tigrinya: ኣተን (ʾatän) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tok Pisin: yutupela du — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tok Pisin: yutripela — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tok Pisin: yupela — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tooro: inywe — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Turkish: siz — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Turkish: sizler — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Ottoman Turkish: سز (siz) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Turkmen: siz — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Tuvan: силер (siler) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Udi: ваън (va̱n) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Ukrainian: ви (vy) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Urdu: تُو (tū) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Urdu: آپ (āp) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Uyghur: سەنلەر (senler) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Uyghur: سىلەر (siler) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Uyghur: سىزلەر (sizler) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Uzbek: siz — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Venetan: voaltri — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Vietnamese: various — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Volapük: ols — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Walloon: vos — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Walloon: vs — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Welsh: chi — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Welsh: chwi — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Wolaytta: intte — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Wolaytta: inttena — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Wolof: yeen — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Yaghnobi: шумох (šumox) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Yakut: эһиги (ehigi) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Yiddish: איר (ir) — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Yoruba: ệyin — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Yup'ik: elpetek c du — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Yup'ik: elpeci — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Zealandic: julder — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Zhuang: dohmwngz — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Zulu: nina — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • ǃXóõ: ūh — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • ǃXóõ: ūhʻū — subject pronoun: the group being addressed
  • Abkhaz: уара (wara) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Abkhaz: бара (bara) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Afar: atu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Afrikaans: jy — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Afrikaans: u — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Aghwan: 𐕛𐕒𐕡𐕎 (vun) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Akan: wo — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Aklanon: imo — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Aklanon: ikaw — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Albanian: ti — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Southern Altai: сен (sen) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Southern Altai: слер (sler) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Alviri-Vidari: ته (te) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • American Sign Language: 1@InsideChesthigh-RadialUp — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Amharic: አንተ (ʾäntä) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Amharic: አንቺ (ʾänči) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Amharic: እርስዎ (ʾərsəwo) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Andi: мен (men) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Arabic: أَنْتَ (ʔanta) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Arabic: أَنْتِ (ʔanti) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Arabic: حَضْرَتُكَ (ḥaḍratuka) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Arabic: حَضْرَتُكِ (ḥaḍratuki) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Arabic: انت (ínta) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Arabic: انتي (ínti) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Arabic: انتوا (intu) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Arabic: حضرتك (ḥaḍritak) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Arabic: حضرتك (ḥaḍritik) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Juba Arabic: ita — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Arabic: إنت (ʔinta/ʔinte) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Arabic: إنتي (ʔinti) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Arabic: نْتا (nta) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Arabic: نْتي (nti) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Arabic: نْتينا (ntina) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tunisian Arabic: اِنْتِ (ʔinti) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Aragonese: tú — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Aragonese: mercé — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Aragonese: vusté — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Aramaic: אנת — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Aramaic: אנתי (’antī) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Aramaic: ܐܢܬ — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Aramaic: ܐܢܬܝ (’antī) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Argobba: አንክ (änkä) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Armenian: դու (du) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Armenian: դուն (dun) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Armenian: Դուք (Dukʻ) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Old Armenian: դու (du) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Aromanian: tu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Aromanian: tini — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Aromanian: tine — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Assamese: তই (toi) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Assamese: তুমি (tumi) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Assamese: আপুনি (apuni) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Asturian: tu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Asturian: usté — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Avar: мун (mun) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Avestan: 𐬙𐬏𐬨 (tūm) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Aymara: juma — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Azerbaijani: sən — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Azerbaijani: siz — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Badeshi: theen — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bakhtiari: تو (to) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bambara: i — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bashkir: һин (hin) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Basque: zu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Basque: hi — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Toba Batak: ho — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Belarusian: ты (ty) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Belarusian: вы (vy) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Belizean Creole: yu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bengali: তুই (tui) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bengali: তুমি (tumi) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bengali: আপনি (apni) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bhojpuri: तू (tū) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Central Bikol: ika — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bislama: yu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bonkiman: gak — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bouyei: mengz — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Breton: te — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bulgarian: ти (ti) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Bulgarian: Ви́е (Víe) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Burmese: နင် (nang) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Burmese: မင်း (mang:) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Burmese: ခင်ဗျား (hkangbya:) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Burmese: ရှင် (hrang) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Burushaski: un — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Buryat: ши (ši) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Carpathian Rusyn: ты (tŷ) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Carpathian Rusyn: вы (vŷ) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Catalan: tu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Catalan: vós — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Catalan: vostè — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Cebuano: ikaw — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Chamicuro: pi'ti — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Chechen: хьо (ḥro) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Chichewa: iwe — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Chichewa: inu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Falam Chin: nangmah — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tedim Chin: nang — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Chinese Cantonese: 你 (nei5) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Chinese: ни (ni) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Eastern Min Chinese: 汝 (nṳ̄) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Gan Chinese: 你 (n3) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hakka Chinese: 你 (ngì, ǹg, nì, ǹ) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Chinese: 你 — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Chinese: 汝 (lí, lú) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Jin Chinese: 你 (ni2) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Literary Chinese: 你 (nǐ) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Chinese Mandarin: 你 (nǐ) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Chinese Mandarin: 您 (nín) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Northern Min Chinese: 你 (nì) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Teochew: 你 (le2) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Teochew: 汝 (le2) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Wu Chinese: 儂 /侬 — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Xiang Chinese: 你 (nyi3) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Chukchi: гынан (gynan) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Chuvash: эсӗ (es̬ĕ) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Chuvash: эс (es) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Cornish: ty — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Corsican: tù — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Crimean Tatar: sen — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Czech: ty — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Czech: vy — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Dalmatian: te — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Danish: du — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Danish: De — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Dolgan: эн — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Drung: na — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Dutch: jij — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Dutch: je — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Dutch: u — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Dutch: gij — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Dutch: ge — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Emilian: té — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Esperanto: vi — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Esperanto: ci — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Estonian: sina — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Estonian: sa — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Even: хи (hi) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Evenki: си (si) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Ewe: wò — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Faroese: tú — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Faroese: tygum — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Fijian: iko — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Finnish: sinä — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Finnish: sinun — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Finnish: te — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • French: tu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • French: vous — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Old French: tu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Old French: vos — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • North Frisian: dü — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • West-Frisian: do — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • West-Frisian: jo — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Friulian: tu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Galician: ti — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Galician: vostede — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Ge'ez: አንተ (ʾäntä) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Georgian: შენ (šen) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Georgian: თქვენ (tkven) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • German: du — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • German: Du — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • German: Sie — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Gothic: 𐌸𐌿 (þū) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Greek: εσύ (esý) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Greek: εσείς (eseís) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Greenlandic: illit — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Mbya Guarani: ndee — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Paraguayan Guarani: nde — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Gullah: oonuh — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Gurani: تۆ (to) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hadza: the — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hadza: theko — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Haitian Creole: ou — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Havasupai-Walapai-Yavapai: ma — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hawaiian: ʻoe — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hebrew: אַתָּה ('atá) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hebrew: אַתְּ — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Higaonon: yanka — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hiligaynon: ikaw — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hindi: तू (tū) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hindi: तुम (tum) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hindi: आप (āp) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hindi: तुइ (tui) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hiri Motu: oi — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hopi: um — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hungarian: te — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hungarian: ön — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hungarian: maga — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Hungarian: -∅ — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Icelandic: þú — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Icelandic: þér — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Indonesian: kamu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Ingrian: siä — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Ingush: хьо (ḥro) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Irish: tú — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Irish: tusa — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Old Irish: tú — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Italian: tu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Italian: lei — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Italian: Lei — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Italian: Voi — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Japanese: 貴方 (anata) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Japanese: 君 (kimi) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Japanese: 自分 (jibun) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Japanese: あんた (anta) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Japanese: 僕 (boku) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Japanese: お前 (omae) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Japanese: そちら (sochira) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Japanese: そっち (sotchi) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Japanese: われ (ware) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Japanese: おんどれ (ondore) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Japanese: てまえ (temae) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Japanese: 貴様 (kisama) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Javanese: kowe — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Javanese: awakmu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Old Javanese: ko — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Judeo-Italian: טוּ — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Jurchen: ši — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Kabuverdianu: nha — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Kaitag: и (i) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Kannada: ನೀನು (nīnu) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Karakhanid: سن (sen) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Kashubian: të — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Kazakh: сен (sen) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Kazakh: сіз (sız) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Khmer: លោក (look) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Khmer: លោកស្រី (look srəy) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Khmer: នាងស្រី (niəngsrəy) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Khmer: អ្នក (nĕək) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Khmer: ឯង (ʼaeng) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Korean: 당신 (dangsin) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Korean: 너 (neo) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Korean: 네 (ne) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Korean: 자네 (jane) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Korean: 그대 (geudae) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Korean: 동무 (dongmu) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Northern Kurdish: tu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Kyrgyz: сен (sen) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Kyrgyz: сиз (siz) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Laboya: yau — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Lao: ເຈົ້າ (chao) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Lao: ທ່ານ (thān) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Latgalian: tu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Latgalian: jius — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Latin: tū — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Latin: vōs — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Latvian: tu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Latvian: jūs — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Linngithigh: tru — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Lithuanian: tu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Lithuanian: Jūs — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Louisiana Creole: to — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Louisiana Creole: vouzòt — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Low German: Du — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Middle Low German: dū — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • : ᦑᦱᧃᧈ (taan1) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • : ᦎᦳᧃᦑᦱᧃᧈ (ṫuntaan1) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • : ᦶᦂᧈᦓᦸᧂᧉ (k̇ae1noang2) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Luxembourgish: du — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Luxembourgish: dir — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Macedonian: ти (ti) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Macedonian: ви́е (víe) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Malay: kamu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Malay: awak — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Malay: anda — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Malay: engkau — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Malay: mu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Malay: kau — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Malay: anta — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Malayalam: നീ (nī) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Malayalam: താൻ (tāṉ) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Malayalam: താങ്കൾ (tāṅkaḷ) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Manchu: ᠰᡳ (si) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Mansaka: kamu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Manx: oo — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Manx: uss — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Manx: shiu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Manx: shiuish — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Māori: koe — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Māori: kōrua du — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Māori: koutou — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Maranao: kaw — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Maranao: ngka — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Eastern Mari: тый (tyj) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Western Mari: тӹнь (tÿń) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Maricopa: many — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Mazanderani: تو (tu) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Middle English: þou — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Middle English: ye — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Mòcheno: du — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Mon: ဗှ်ေ (pɛ̀h) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Mongolian: чи (či) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Mongolian: та (ta) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Mongolian: ᠴᠢ (či) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Mongolian: ᠲᠠ (ta) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Mori Bawah: ko — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Motu: oi — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Classical Nahuatl: teh — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Classical Nahuatl: tehhuātl — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Nanai: си (si) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Narragansett: keen — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Navajo: ni — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Negidal: сӣ — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Nivkh: чи (ț’i) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Norman: tu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Norman: ous — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Norwegian Bokmål: du — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Norwegian Bokmål: De — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Norwegian Bokmål: I — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: du — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: De — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Nuosu: ꆏ (ne) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Occitan: tu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Odia: ତୁ (tu) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Odia: ତୁମେ (tume) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Odia: ଆପଣ (āpaṇa) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Church Slavic: тꙑ (ty) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Church Slavic: ⱅⱏⰺ (ty) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Old East Slavic: тꙑ (ty) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Old English: þū — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Old Turkic: 𐰾𐰤 (s2n2) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Oroch: си — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Orok: си (si) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Ossetian: ды (dy) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Pannonian Rusyn: ти (ti) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Pashto: تاسې (tāsé) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Pashto: ته (të) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Pela: nɔ̃55 — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Dari: تُو (tū) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Dari: شُمَا (šumā) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Iranian Persian: تو (to) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Iranian Persian: شُما (šomâ) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Old Persian: 𐎬𐎺𐎶 — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Pijin: iu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Pipil: taja — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Pipil: taha — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Pipil: ti- — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Pitjantjatjara: nyuntu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Pitjantjatjara: nyuntulu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Polish: ty — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Polish: Pan — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Polish: Pani — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Polish: Państwo — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Portuguese: tu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Portuguese: você — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Portuguese: o senhor — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Portuguese: a senhora — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Quechua: qam — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Rapa Nui: koe — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Romani: tu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Romanian: tu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Romanian: dumneata — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Romanian: dumneavoastră — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Romansh: ti — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Romansh: Vus — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Russian: ты (ty) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Russian: Вы (Vy) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Russian: вы (vy) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Inari-Sami: tun — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Northern Sami: don — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Skolt-Sami: ton — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Southern Sami: datne — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Sardinian: tue — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Scots: ye — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Scottish Gaelic: thu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Scottish Gaelic: tu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Scottish Gaelic: sibh — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Serbo-Croatian: ти̑ — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Serbo-Croatian: ви̑ — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Serbo-Croatian: tȋ — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Serbo-Croatian: vȋ — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Sidamo: ati — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Sinhalese: ඔයා (oyā) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Sinhalese: ඔබ (oba) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Slovak: ty — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Slovak: vy — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Slovene: tí — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Slovene: ví — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Somali: adiga — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Lower Sorbian: ty — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Lower Sorbian: wy — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Sotho: wena — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Spanish: usted — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Spanish: tú — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Spanish: vos — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Sranan Tongo: yu — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Sundanese: manéh — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Sundanese: anjeun — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Swahili: wewe — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Swedish: du — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Swedish: ni — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tabaru: ngona — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tagalog: ikaw — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tagalog: kayo — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tagalog: iyo — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tagalog: inyo — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tagalog: mo — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tagalog: niyo — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tagalog: nila — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tajik: ту Шумо (tu) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tamil: நீ (nī) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tamil: நீங்கள் (nīṅkaḷ) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tamil: தாங்கள் (tāṅkaḷ) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tamil: நீர் (nīr) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tangsa: ümznäq — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Taos: ę̋ — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tatar: син (sin) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Telugu: నీవు (nīvu) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Telugu: మీరు (mīru) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Ternate: ngana — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tetum: ó — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Thai: คุณ (kun) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Thai: เธอ (təə) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Thai: มึง (mʉng) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Thai: เอ็ง (eng) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Thai: เจ้า (jâao) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Thai: ท่าน (tâan) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Thai: นาย (naai) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Thai: หล่อน (lɔ̀n) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Thai: เรา (rao) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Thai: แก (gɛɛ) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Thai: โยม (yoom) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Thai: ประสก (bprà-sòk) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Thai: สีกา (sǐi-gaa) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Thai: ลื้อ (lʉ́ʉ) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Thai: สู (sǔu) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Thai: เตง (dteeng) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Thai: ลูก (lûuk) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tibetan: ཁྱེད་རང — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tigrinya: ንስኻ (nəsxa) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tigrinya: ንስኺ (nəsxi) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tigrinya: ንስኹም (nəsxum) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tigrinya: ንስኽን (nəsxən) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tigrinya: ኣታ (ʾata) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tigrinya: ኣቲ (ʾati) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tocharian B: tuwe — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tok Pisin: yu du — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tooro: iwe — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tumbuka: iwe — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Turkish: sen — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Turkish: siz — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Ottoman Turkish: سن (sen) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Turkmen: sen — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Turkmen: siz — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Tuvan: сен (sen) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Udi: ун (un) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Udi: гьун (hun) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Udihe: си — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Ugaritic: 𐎀𐎚 (ảt) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Ukrainian: ти (ty) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Ukrainian: ви (vy) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Ulch: си — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Unami: ki — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Urdu: آپ (āp) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Urdu: تُم (tum) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Urdu: تُو (tū) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Uyghur: سەن (sen) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Uyghur: سىز (siz) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Uyghur: سىلى (sili) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Uzbek: sen — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Venetan: ti — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Vietnamese: various — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Volapük: ol — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Walloon: vos — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Walloon: to — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Walloon: ti — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Welsh: ti — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Welsh: chi — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Welsh: chwi — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Wolof: yow — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Yagara: ngin — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Yaghnobi: ту (tu) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Yakut: эн (en) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Yiddish: דו (du) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Yoruba: ìwọ — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Yoruba: ệyin — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Yup'ik: elpet — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Zazaki: to (diq) — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Zealandic: jie — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Zhuang: mwngz — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Zulu: wena — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • ǃXóõ: āh — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • ǃXóõ: āhʻā — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • ǃXóõ: ǂnûm — subject pronoun: the person being addressed
  • Afrikaans: jy — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Afrikaans: jou — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Arabic: مَن (man) — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Arabic: اَلْمَرْء (al-marʔ) — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Catalan: hom — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Catalan: es — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Catalan: tu — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Catalan: un — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Catalan: una — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Czech: tebe — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Czech: tobě — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Czech: tě — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Czech: tebou — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Czech: vás — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Czech: vám — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Czech: vámi — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Czech: člověk — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Danish: man — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Danish: en — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Dutch: men — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Dutch: je — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Dutch: ge — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Dutch: u — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Esperanto: oni — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Esperanto: onin — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Ewe: wò — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Faroese: tú — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Faroese: ein — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Finnish: passive voice used — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • French: on — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • French: se — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • French: soi — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • German: man — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Hungarian: az ember — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Icelandic: maður — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Icelandic: mann — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Ingrian: passive voice used — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Italian: si — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Khmer: អ្នក (nĕək) — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Khmer: លោក (look) — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Khmer: នាង (niəng) — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Khmer: អ្នកស្រី (nĕək srəy) — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Khmer: លោកស្រី (look srəy) — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Khmer: លោកតា — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Khmer: លោកបង (look bɑɑng) — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Khmer: អ្នកបង (nĕək bɑɑng) — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Khmer: បង (bɑɑng) — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Central Kurdish: تۆ (to) — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Northern Kurdish: mirov — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Northern Kurdish: mirovî — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Ladin: n — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Latin: tē — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Latin: tibi — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Latin: vōs — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Latin: vobis — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Malay: kita — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Mòcheno: men — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Norman: nou — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Norwegian Bokmål: man — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Norwegian Bokmål: en — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Norwegian Bokmål: du — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: ein — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: du — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Old English: man — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Portuguese: você — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Portuguese: se — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Russian: ты (ty) — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Scots: ane — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Scottish Gaelic: duine — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Slovak: človek — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Spanish: se — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Spanish: uno — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Spanish: una — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Swedish: man — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Swedish: en — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Tamil: நீ (nī) — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Tamil: ஒருவர் (oruvar) — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Thai: เขา (kǎo) — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Venetan: se — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Yiddish: מען (men) — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Yup'ik: kina — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Zulu: umuntu — indefinite personal pronoun: an unspecified individual or group of individuals
  • Belarusian: вы́каць (výkacʹ) — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Bulgarian: обръщам се на Вие (obrǎštam se na Vie) — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Bulgarian: обръна се на Вие (obrǎna se na Vie) — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Catalan: tractar de vostè — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Czech: vykat — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Dutch: vousvoyeren — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Estonian: teietama — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Finnish: teititellä — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • French: vouvoyer — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • French: voussoyer — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • German: siezen — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Hungarian: magáz — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Icelandic: þéra — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Italian: dare del Lei — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Kabuverdianu: nha — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Polish: zwracać się do kogoś per pan — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Polish: zwracać się do kogoś per pani — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Portuguese: vosear — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Russian: вы́кать (výkatʹ) — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Russian: обраща́ться на «Вы» — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Scanian: ia — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Serbo-Croatian: перси́рати — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Serbo-Croatian: говорити ви̑ — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Serbo-Croatian: persírati — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Serbo-Croatian: govoriti vȋ — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Slovak: vykať — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Slovene: vikati — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Lower Sorbian: wykaś — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Upper Sorbian: wykać — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Spanish: ustedear — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Spanish: vosear — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Swedish: nia — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Ukrainian: ви́кати (výkaty) — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun
  • Yiddish: אירצן (irtsn) — to address using the more formal second-person pronoun