Gujarati grammar
Gujarati personal pronouns
Gujarati distinguishes informal તું from polite/plural તમે, and — like Marathi — splits "we" into inclusive and exclusive forms. Gujarati third-person pronouns stay the same across genders; gender instead shows up in the verb and adjective endings around them.
I
હું
huṁ
First person singular.
You (informal)
તું
tuṁ
Singular informal — close friends, children, family.
You (formal/plural)
તમે
tamē
Polite singular or plural "you".
He / She / It
તે
tē
Third person singular, used regardless of gender — the verb or adjective that follows shows the gender, not the pronoun itself. એ (ē) is a common colloquial alternative.
We (inclusive)
આપણે
āpaṇē
Includes the listener — "we" as in "you and I".
We (exclusive)
અમે
amē
Excludes the listener.
They
તેઓ
tēō
Third person plural; એ લોકો (ē logo) is a common colloquial alternative.
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