Scandinavian Languages Comparative Vocabulary: Pronouns

Learn the personal pronouns in Swedish and Danish

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English	Swedish	Danish
I	jag	jeg
you (singular, informal)	du	du
you (singular, formal)	ni	De
he	han	han
she	hon	hun
it (common)	den	den
it (neuter)	det	det
one	man	man
we	vi	vi
you (plural)	ni	I
you (plural, formal)	Ni	De
they	de (dom)	de

me	mig (mej)	mig
you (singular, informal)	dig (dej)	dig
you (singular, formal)	er	Dem
him	honom	ham
her	henne	hende
it (common)	den	den
it (neuter)	det	det
us	oss	os
you (plural, informal)	er	jer
you (plural, formal)	Er	Dem
them	dem (dom)	dem

myself	mig	mig
yourselves (singular, informal)	dig	dig
yourselves (singular, formal)	sig	sig
himself /herself / itself	sig	sig
ourselves	oss	os
yourselves (plural, informal)	er	jer
yourselves (plural, formal)	er	Dem
themselves	sig	sig

The words in parentheses are the informal forms common in everyday speech and informal writing, and are spelled somewhat phonetically. In the Scandinavian languages, masculine and feminine nouns have combined into one form: common.