This document provides an introduction to Latin personal pronouns and questions words. It lists the first, second, and third person singular and plural subject pronouns. It also discusses the question words who, what, when, where, why, how, and how many in Latin. Finally, it covers yes/no question formation and the conjugations of the verb "to be" in Latin.

1. Intro to Latin

2. Personal Pronouns
1st Person Singular
Ego I
Meī My
Mihi Me
Mē Me
Mē Me

3. Personal Pronouns
1st Person Plural
Nōs We
Nostrī or Nostrum Our
Nōbīs Us
Nōs Us
Nōbīs Us

4. Personal Pronouns
2nd Person Singular
Tū You
Tuī Your
Tibi You
Tē You
Tē You

5. Personal Pronouns
2nd Person Plural
Vōs You
Vestrī or Vestrum Your
Vōbīs You
Vōs You
Vōbīs You

6. Personal Pronouns
3rd Person Singular
Is Ea Id He/she/it
Eius Eius Eius His/her/its
Eī Eī Eī Him/her/it
Eum Eam Id Him/her/it
Eō Eā Eō Him/her/it

7. Personal Pronouns
3rd Person Plural
Ei Eae Ea They
Eōrum Eārum Eōrum Their
Eīs or Iīs Eīs or Iīs Eīs or Iīs Them
Eōs Eās Ea Them
Eīs or Iīs Eīs or Iīs Eīs or Iīs Them

8. Asking Questions in Latin
Who? Quis?
What? Quid?
When? Ubi? Or Quandō?
Where? Ubi?
Why? Cūr?

9. Asking Questions in Latin
How? Quō? Quō modō?
How great? Quantus?
How many? Quot?
What kind? Qualis?
From where? Unde?

10. Asking Questions in Latin
Yes/No Questions
• -ne if no expected answer
add to end of 1st word (usually the verb)
• Nonne if the expected answer is “yes”
– You’re coming next week, aren’t you?
• Num if the expected answer is “no”
– You didn’t do your homework, did you?

11. Speaking of Be Verbs…
Present Imperfect Future
1st Pers Sg sum eram erō
2nd Pers Sg es erās eris
3rd Pers Sg est erat erit
1st Pers Pl sumus erāmus erimus
2nd Pers Pl estis erātis eritis
3rd Pers Pl sunt erant erunt