release me

1. Mutuals

2. Friends

3. Coworkers you like

4. Strangers

5. Coworkers you don’t like

6. Enemies

Uhhhhh so yeah we know a shit ton of languages though we're only fully fluent in like 3-4ish we just study the rest sometimes... but we realized we never actually know what pronouns I prefer in other languages unlike english were we already use neutral and neopronouns.

Other multilinguals or natives of any of these languages pls correct us or smth if I got any pronoun sets wrong I'm like 80% sure we made mistake(s) throwing this togther quickly

It was fun to go through and see how we just refuse to be constant with our pronouns lol.

Anyways.............................................................................................

English (gender neutral with neopronouns and xenogenders): they/them, xem/xyr/xyrs/xyrself, it/its/itself, we/us/ours, star/stars/starself, ey/em/eir/eirs/emself, bite/bites/biteself 

Français (any, gender neutral preferred, + neos): iel/ellui, ael/aels, illes — Neutral stressed+disjunctive pronouns: (singular:) ellui, iel, luel, luiel, soi (plural:) elleux, euxelles, euxes, iels. no issue with elle or il when speaking french though. For iel: subject: iel stressed: ellui object: le/lae/li ossessive adjective: son/sa/ses or innovative forms reflexive: se)

Walon: lel, iel, ol, yel (possessive: so/ses) (reflexive: si)

Nederlands (neutral + neos): die/hen/hun/henzelf, ze/zich/zichzelf, een, xie/xem/xyr/xemzelf 

Türkçe (already a pretty gender neutral language/ + neos): o/olar/onu, ve/ver 

Dansk (gender neutral): hen/hen/hens/hen selv, de/dem/deres/dem selv

Norsk (I usually use he/him): de/dem/deres/dem selv, hen/hen, han/ham, ze/zir

íslenska (she/her or neutral + neos): hún/hennar, þau/þeirra/þeirra, hán/hán/háni/háns 

Ελληνικά (she/her + queer(neos?)): αυτή/αυτήν, το, ε

Latviešu (she/her and he/him): viņa/viņas, viņš/viņu/viņu

Melayu (gender neutral language already but): mereka, dia

Runa Simi (not a super gendered language, pay=she/him/neutral): pay/paykuna

čeština (any pronouns: he/she/it/they + neo: onx): on/jeho, oni/je/jejich, onx

Polski (she/her, they): ona/jej, ich/im, oni/ich/im/nimi

Yorùbá (already not a super gendered language. He/they): oun/un, awon/won

Tagalog (gender neutral preferred, any work): sila/siya

Deutsch (feminine pronouns preferred + neos): sie/sie, sier/siem/sie’s/sieser, dey/dem/deren

Italiano (he/they): lui/gli/loro

Bahasa Indonesia (doesn't matter/any/context): dia/dia-nya, mereka/mereka-nya