Personal pronouns take the same case endings as nouns, but with some different stem changes.  The inclusive means 'you and I' or 'you and we', including both speaker and hearer in its reference; the exclusive excludes the hearer and means 'we (but not you)'.  The third person pronouns are also demonstrative pronouns.
 
 

	I, me	you	he, she, it
Nominative	so	hwo	yz
Genitive	sy	hwa	cyn
Dative	suona	hwuona	cynna
Ergative	aaz	wa	cuo
Allative	suoga	hwuoga	cynga
Instrumental	suoca	hwuoca	cynca
Lative	sogh	hwogh	cogh
Comparison	sol	hwol	cul

 
 

	we (exclusive)	we (inclusive)	you (plural)	they
Nominative	txo	vai	sho	yzh
Genitive	txy	vai	shyn	caar
Dative	txuona	vaina	shoana	caarna
Ergative	oaxa	vai	oasha	caara
Allative	txuoga	vaiga	shuoga	caarga
Instrumental	txuoca	vaica	shuoca	caarca
Lative	txogh	vaigh	shogh	caaregh
Comparison	txol	vail	shol	caarel

 

Each personal pronoun has its own reflexive pronoun.  Two examples:
 
 

	myself	himself, herself
Nominative	sie	shie
Genitive	sei	shii
Dative	seina	shiina
Ergative	eisa	shie
Allative	seiga	shiiga
Instrumental	seica	shiica
Lative	seigh	shiigh
Comparison	seil	shiil

 

The interrogative pronouns have similar endings to the others, but distinctive suppletive stems.
 
 

	who	what
Nominative	mala	fy
Genitive	hwan	sen
Datived	hwanna / hwanaa	senna / sienaa
Ergative	hwan / hwanuo	sievuo
Allative	hwanga	senga
Instrumental	hwanca	senca
Lative	hwanagh	sienagh
Comparison	hwanal	sienal