Classes of Russian pronouns

Pronouns are words that substitute for a noun, such as you and she in English. This table summarizes all classes of Russian pronouns according to their function. You can use it for quick reference during your Russian study. Click on links in the table for corresponding lessons about each type of the pronouns.

Personal	1st person	я, мы	I, we
	2nd person	ты, вы	you (sing), you (plural)
	3rd person	он, она, оно, они	he, she, it, they
Reflexive		себя	myself, oneself
Possessive		мой, твой, наш, ваш, свой	my, your (familiar), our, your (polite/plural)
Demonstrative		тот, та, то, те; этот, эта, это; эти; такой, такая, такое, такие; столько	that; this; these; such; so much/many
Interrogative		кто, что, какой, чей, который, сколько, насколько	who, what, what/which, whose, which, how much/many, to what extent
Indefinite		некто, нечто, некоторый, несколько; кто-то, кто-нибудь; что-то, что-нибудь; какой-то; кое-кто	someone, something, some, some; somebody, something; some; someone
Relative		кто, что, какой, который, чей, сколько, насколько	who, what, what/which, which, whose, how much/many, to what extent
Negative		никто, ничто, некого, нечего, ничей, нисколько; никакой	nobody, nothing, there's nobody to, there's nothing to, nobody's, to no extent
Determinative		сам, весь, всякий, каждый, иной, другой, любой	oneself, all, everybody, each/every, other/some, another, any

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