You know, guys, one of my hobbies is worldbuilding - what I'm making is a low fantasy world where I try to keep things realistic, or at least authentic, and yet which primal drive is my sense of aesthetics. Anyway, just a day ago I've finally decided on pronouns for my conlangs - which are very heavily based on real languages of corresponding ethnicities. I'd like to hear your opinion on them.

 

Russo-Celtic republic:

 

I - A

We - Me

Thou - Te

You - Ve

He - Ov

She - Ova

It - Ovo

They - Ove

My - Mei

 

Frenchified Norse empire:

 

I - Je

We - Vri

Thou - Thu

You - Ter

He - An

She - On

It - At

They - Tere

My - Mon

 

German theocracy:

 

I - E

We - Ane

Thou - Di

You - Din

He - Er

She - Eri

It - Ere

They - Erne

My - Mis

 

That's not all for them, the "Germans" of this world also have an extensive amount of articles and particles:

 

Holy - El

Smaller - Lai

Bigger - Ert

"Arch-" - Ers

Adjectives - Afen

Indefinite - Es

Indefinite (plural) - Ein

Definite (singular, inanimate) - Seit

Definite (singular, male, "that") - Dir

Definite (singular, female, "that") - Se

Definite (plural) - Teir

Formal respectful for males - Dein

Formal respectful for females - Sein

Formal highly respectful (for superiors, teachers, old people etc.) - Teiron

Family/informal highly respectful (parents etc.) - Tevi

Family/informal respectful for males (brothers, friends, spouses in presence of others) - Devi

Family/informal respectful for females (sisters, friends, spouses in presence of others) - Sevi

Family/informal tender (children, own and someone else's, pets) - Tel

Family/highly informal tender for males (husband, lover) - Dea

Family/highly informal tender for females (wife, lover) - Sea