Cantonese pronouns are very easy. First of all, they are not conjugated. The super-PC pronoun 佢 kui4 stands for "she", "he" and "it" altogether. Plurals are formed by adding 地 dei5 behind the pronoun.

	Singular	Plural
1st person	我 ngo5 = I	我地 ngo5 dei5 = we
2nd person	你 nei5 = you	你地 nei5 dei5 = you
3rd person	佢 kui4 = s/he, it	佢地 kui4 dei5 = they

Adding 既 ge3 makes the pronoun possessive:

我既	ngo5 ge3	my
我地既	ngo5 dei5 ge3	our
你既	lei5 ge3	your (sing.)
你地既	lei5 dei5 ge3	your (pl.)
佢既	kui4 ge3	her, his, its
佢地既	kui4 dei5 ge3	their

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