Personal Pronouns

Glotoid pronouns are unisex. They can be used for any gender, any social status, and any degree of formality. There is no animacy distinction either, so they can be used for humans, non-human organisms, and objects.

The pronoun meala is used when talking on behalf of a group, e.g. an ambassador talking about the interests of their country's goverment. Likewise, the pronoun tuala is used when talking to someone who is regarded as a representative of a group, e.g. a customer talking to the store staff about the store's refund policy. The third person pronoun la is the same as the distal demonstrative meaning 'that thing/person over there'.

Genitive / Possessive (-o)

Possessives are marked by adding -o to the owner of the object.

Reflexive & Reciprocal Pronouns (auta & alo auta)

The reflexive pronoun auta is used for actions done by the subject to itself.

The reciprocal pronoun alo auta is used when multiple subjects do the same action to each other.

Demonstrative Pronouns (Sa & La)

The words sa and la are proximal and distal demonstratives respectively. Sa is used for things near the speaker and la is used for things far away from the speaker.

Demontratives can be used as a determiner with an accompanying noun.

Demontratives can also be used as a pronoun by itself without any accmpanying noun.

Determiners for Categories

These words are used to make statements about whole categories or types of objects.

Here are some examples.