Personal Pronouns

English:

A personal pronoun has person. It can be first, second, or third person; see all the forms here. Person is how you know whether a given pronoun is referring to the speaker, the one spoken to, or the one spoken of. video

• first person is used when referring to the speaker (I, me, we, us);

• second person is used when referring to the one spoken to (you, your); and

• third person is used when referring to the one spoken of (he, she, it, they, them, any noun, etc.).

Greek:

See all the forms here. Study chapter 11 and chapter 12 in BBG.

Hebrew:

Personal pronouns in Hebrew usually take the form of a pronominal suffix. Some Hebrew pronouns are free morphemes; see here. See all the forms here.