All pronouns in Akbiekdi end with -se. Pronouns are made plural by adding -k to the end of the word. Pronouns are made possessive by adding er- to the beginning of the word. These are the personal pronouns: mase I, me kase you lase he, she, it, him, her masek we, us kasek you, plural lasek they, them kase kries mase I love you lasek junes masek we know them These are their respective possessives: ermase my, mine erkase your, yours erlase his, her, hers, its ermasek our, ours erkasek your, yours erlasek their, theirs fero ermase ges kase you are my friend nifro elase ares lase he follows his cat These are demonstrative pronouns: dese this, these vese that, those kumo ges dese this is the lake ferok erlase ges vese those are his friends These are interrogative pronouns: nese? what? nelse? who? nense? which? nerse? how? netse? how many? nepse? how much? neise? where? nekse? when? napse ges dese? how much is this? nelse ges dese? who is that? These are relative pronouns: Some relative pronouns are formed by adding te- to the interroagtive forms: tenese that tenelse who, the one who tenense whose tenerse how teneise there teineise where tenekse when kase ploes mogein tenelse ges mase I am the one who saw you earlier teneise xises lase he lives there These are indefinite pronouns: helise everything merise everyone kiise all madse each hekruse something koinse not much, little utse few sepse enough talase not enough popse such a ianse all kinds of nidese someone ense nothing olse no one kise, kise.. either, or... lise, lise.. neither, nor... zannase many devse several igse both Practice the following: ermase naro my room erlase fero his, her, its friend