PRONOUNS

(I hope you will forgive me for using the utterly colloquial term "y'all" for the second person plural pronoun, but I find it aesthetically preferable to writing "you (pl.)" everywhere.)

Note that Glazorthian has no grammatical gender. There is no distinction between "he" and "she".

Many Glazorthian pronouns have two or three forms, due to the various dialects of the language; the official form is given first, followed by the alternate versions in parentheses.

Nominative PIE [Pî]
I 		PIO [Pîô]
we
TRO [Trô]
you 		TROLO [TrôLô]
y'all
NGAA [NGà]
he/she/sie/it 		NGAIO [NGâô]
they
Accusative PIP [PìP]
me 		PIPPO [PìPô] (POIP [PoiP])
us
TRORT [TrorT]
you 		TRORTO [TrorTô]
y'all
NGANG [NGàng]
him/her/hir/it 		NGANGO [NGàNGô] (NGOING [NGoing])
them
Genitive PON [Pòn]
my 		PONNO [PòNô] (POIN [Poin])
our
TRON [Tròn]
your 		TRONNO [TròNô] (TROIN [Troin])
y'all's
NGON [NGòn]
his/her/hir/its 		NGONNO [NGòNô] (NGOIN [NGoin])
their
Dative PIG [PìG]
for me 		PIGGO [PìGô] (POIG [PoiG])
for us
TROG [TròG] (TRIG [TrìG])
for you 		TROGGO [TròGô] (TRIGGO [TrìGô]) (TROIG [TroiG])
for y'all
NGAG [NGàG] (NGIG [NGìG])
for him/her/hir/it 		NGAGGO [NGàGô] (NGIGGO [NGìGô]) (NGOIG [NGoiG])
for them
Instrumental POONT [PûnT]
using me 		POONTO [PûnTô] (POINT [PoinT])
using us
TROONT [TrûnT]
using you 		TROONTO [TrûnTô] (TROINT [TroinT])
using y'all
NGOONT [NGûnT]
using it 		NGOONTO [NGûnTô] (NGOINT [NGoinT])
using them
Comitative POOZ [PûZ]
with me 		POOZO [PûZô] (POIZ [PoiZ])
with us
TROOZ [TrûZ]
with you 		TROOZO [TrûZô] (TROIZ [TroiZ])
with y'all
NGOOZ [NGûZ]
with him/her/hir/it 		NGOOZO [NGûZô] (NGOIZ [NGoiZ])
with them
Allative PIZ [PìZ]
towards me 		PIZZO [PìZô] (POIZ [PoiZ])
towards us
TROZ [TròZ] (TRIZ [TrìZ])
towards you 		TROZZO [TròZô] (TRIZZO [TrìZô]) (TROIZ [TroiZ])
towards y'all
NGAZ [NGàZ] (NGIZ [NGìZ])
towards him/her/hir/it 		NGAZZO [NGàZô] (NGIZZO [NGìZô]) (NGOIZ [NGoiZ])
towards them
Locative/Adessive PIX [PìKS]
at my place 		PIXO [PìKSô] (POIX [PoiKS])
at our place
TROX [TròKS] (TRIX [TrìKS])
at your place 		TROXO [TròKSô] (TRIXO [TrìKSô]) (TROIX [TroiKS])
at y'all's place
NGAX [NGàKS] (NGIX [NGìKS])
at his/her/hir place 		NGAXO [NGàKSô] (NGIXO [NGìKSô]) (NGOIX [NGoiKS])
at their place
Ablative PIF [PìF]
from me 		PIFFO [PìFô] (POIF [PoiF])
from us
TROF [TròF] (TRIF [TrìF])
from you 		TROFFO [TròFô] (TRIFFO [TrìFô]) (TROIF [TroiF])
from y'all
NGAF [NGàF] (NGIF [NGìF])
from him/her/hir/it 		NGAFFO [NGàFô] (NGIFFO [NGìFô]) (NGOIF [NGoiF])
from them

USING PRONOUNS

Just like in Italian, the nominative pronouns can usually be omitted, because the verb conjugation shows who the subject is. They are used mainly for emphasis.
Example:
YIKIP [YìKìP] - I eat

Direct object pronouns usually precede the verb.
Example:
TRORT HARKIP [TrorT HarKìP] - I hear you

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