Utudnon - Pronouns | Luzvimindan Project

Pronouns

Utodnon pronouns are similar to that of Cebuano except for a few exceptions. "Y" like sounds turned to "J" like sounds in Utudnon from Cebuano or vice versa: Siya ~ Sija, Iya ~ Ija, Niya ~ Nija, Inyo ~ Injo, Ninyo ~ Ninjo, and Kaninyo ~ Kaninjo. Pronouns ending in an "O" like sounds in Cebuano was extended with an "N" like sounds in Utudnon: Ako ~ Akon, Nako ~ Nakon, Kanako ~ Kanakon, etc.

	Nominative	Preposed Genitive	Postposed Genitive	Oblique
1st Person Singular	Aku (Ku)	Akon	Nakon	Kanakon
2nd Person Singular	Ikaw (Ka)	Imo	Nimo	Sa imo
3rd Person Singular	Sija	Ija	Nija	Kanija
1st Person Plural Exclusive	Kami	Amon	Namon	Kanamon
1st Person Plural Inclusive	Kita	Aton	Naton	Kanaton
2nd Person Plural	Kamo	Inju	Ninjo	Kaninjo
3rd Person Plural	Sila	Ila	Nila	Sa ila

Examples

Utudnon : Ija gisiling sa akon.

Cebuano: Iyang gisulti kanako.

English: She told me.