Guide To Fae/Faer Pronouns
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Fae/faer pronouns are the most commonly used noun-self pronoun to my knowledge. Their coining can be found here.
Complete Set:
Objective: Fae
Subjective: Faer
Possessive Adjective: Faer
Possessive Pronoun: Faers
Reflexive: Faerself
To use common pronouns as a reference, Google search “types of pronouns.” You’ll find charts that break down common pronouns into objective, subjective, etc.
Examples:
He is my friend → Fae is my friend I saw him yesterday → I saw faer yesterday This was his request → This was faer request That book is his → That book is faers He loves himself → Fae loves faerself
She is my friend → Fae is my friend I saw her yesterday → I saw faer yesterday This was her request → This was faer request That book is hers → That book is faers She loves herself → Fae loves faerself
Common Mistakes:
Fae/faer is singular unless otherwise specified
Say “fae is/fae’s” not “fae are/fae’re”
This mistake is made a lot because fae/faer has a similar vowel sound to they/their
Don’t assume two pronoun types are conjugated the same way just because they are in another pronoun set
For example, the possessive adjective and possessive pronoun in he/him/his are both “his,” but in fae/faer, they are not the same, similar to other sets like she/her and they/them
That’s all! Feel free to send an ask if you have any questions, or if you need help with another set of pronouns! *:･ﾟ✧*:･ﾟ✧
