Russian Pronouns — Personal, Possessive & Demonstrative

Russian pronouns decline through all six cases, just like nouns. The personal pronouns are я / ты / он / она́ / оно́ / мы / вы / они́ ("I / you-singular / he / she / it / we / you-plural / they"). When used after most prepositions, third-person pronouns add a leading н-: у него́, с ней, о них.

Possessive pronouns (мой, твой, наш, ваш) agree with the thing possessed in gender, number, and case: мой стол, моя́ кни́га, моё окно́, мои́ кни́ги. Third-person possessives (его́, её, их) do not change form. Demonstratives э́тот ("this") and тот ("that") also decline like adjectives.

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