Editing Middle Dutch (section)

===Pronouns===
Middle Dutch pronouns differed little from their modern counterparts. The main differences were in the second person with the development of a [[T-V distinction]]. The second-person plural pronoun ''ghi'' slowly gained use as a respectful second-person singular form. The original singular pronoun ''du'' gradually fell out of use during the Middle Dutch period. A new second person plural pronoun was created by contraction of ''gij/jij'' and ''lui'' ('people') forming ''gullie/jullie'' (literally, 'you people').

{| class="wikitable"
! rowspan="3"| || colspan="5"| Singular || colspan="3" | Plural
|-
! rowspan="2"| 1st || rowspan="2"| 2nd || colspan="3"| 3rd || rowspan="2"| 1st || rowspan="2"| 2nd || rowspan="2"| 3rd
|-
! Masc. || Fem. || Neut.
|-
! Nominative
| ic, icke || du || hi || si || rowspan="2"| het/'t || wi || ghi || si
|-
! Accusative
| rowspan="2"| mi || rowspan="2"| di || rowspan="2"| hem/hen/'n || haer/se || rowspan="2"| ons || rowspan="2"| u || rowspan="2"| hem/hen/'n
|-
! Dative
| haer || hem
|-
! Genitive
| mijns || dijns || sijns || harer || 'es || onser || uwer || haer/'re
|}
Note: There are several other forms.