our& indigenous pronouns explained !
nekm - he/him/she/her - mi'kmawi'simk
nekmewei - his/hers/its - mi'kmawi'simk
nekmow - they/them/theirs - mi'kmawi'simk
ninen - we/us - mi'kmawi'simk
ninenewei - our/ours - mi'kmawi'simk
nekom - he/him/she/her/his/hers - wolastoqey
nekomaw - they/them/their/theirs - wolastoqey
nita - it/its/that one - wolastoqey
agma - he/she/it - abenaki
agmowo - they/them - abenaki
wiiya - he/him/she/her - michif
wiiyawow - they/them - michif
anima - it/its - michif
niiyanaan - ours - michif
kiiyanaan - we/us ( two or more ) - michif
kiiyawow - yourselves - michif
khondae' - this/this one/these ones - wendat
wiin / แแ - he/him/she/her - anishinaabemowin
wiinawaa / แแแ - they/them - anishinaabemowin
giinawin / แฎแแแ - we/us - anishinaabemowin
disclaimer: it's always encouraged but not necessarily a requirement to add an "&" next to a name or a pronoun to acknowledge & respect our& plurality !! <3333
