Czech/Pronouns

Personal Pronouns

Unlike many western-European languages, and like most other slavic tongues, Czech does not usually make much use of personal pronouns. This is primarily because the information that pronouns convey (person, plurality & gender), is already carried by other parts of speech. They are nonetheless useful for emphasis, and in those cases where there may be confusion.

First Person

Case	Nominative	Genitive	Dative	Accusitive	Vocative	Locative	Instrumental
Singular ("I")	já	mne/mě	mně/mi	mne/mě	null	mně	mnou
Plural ("we")	my	nás	nám	nás		nás	námi

Second Person

Case	Nominative	Genitive	Dative	Accusitive	Vocative	Locative	Instrumental
Singular ("you")	ty	tebe/tě	tobě/ti	tebe/tě	null	tobě	tebou
Plural ("you guys")	vy	vás	vám	vás		vás	vámi

Third Person

This is where things get interesting.

Case		Nominative	Genitive	Dative	Accusitive	Vocative	Locative	Instrumental
Singular	masculine	on	jeho/něho ho jej/něj	jemu/němu mu	jeho/něho ho jej/něj	null	něm	jím/ním
	feminine	ona	jí/ní	jí/ní	ji/ni		ní	jí/ní
	neuter	ono	jeho/něho ho jej/něj	jemu/němu mu	je/ně ho jej/něj		něm	jím/ním
Plural	masculine	oni/ony	jich/nich	jim/nim	je/ně		nich	jimi/nimi
	feminine	ony
	neuter	ona

See Also

• Wiktionary.
• Wikipedia on Pronouns.