Subject and Object Pronouns in Danish

jeg	I	mig	me
du	you (singular)	dig	you (singular)
han	he	ham	him
hun	she	hende	her
den	it (with en words)	den	it (with en words)
det	it (with et words)	det	it  (with et words)
man	one	en	one
vi	we	os	us
I	you (plural)	jer	you (plural)
de	they	dem	them

Man can be translated as one, we, they or the people in general. When referring to nouns as it, you use den for en nouns, and det for ett nouns. Formerly, du was the informal you and De (written with a capital D) was the formal, but these distinctions are rarely used anymore. Notice that I (you – plural) is written with a capital letter.

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