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What is it?

The pronouns are the words we use to refer to people or things like, you, it, they and so on.

The Subject Pronouns are used when they refer to the do'er of an action, i.e. they are eating.

The Rules

The subject is the do'er of an action.

Please note:

In Danish there are two pronouns for it:
den (common noun class)
det (neuter noun class)
read more about noun classes.

Da
En
jegI
pron
duyou
pron
De*You
pron sing
Formal 'du'
hanhe
pron
hunshe
pron
denit
gram
common noun class
detit
gram
neuter noun class
viwe
pron
Iyou
pron
De*You
pron plur
Formal 'I'
dethey
pron

Please note that I (the plural you) is always written with a capital 'I'.

* The pronouns De are formal for du and I. De is hardly used in Denmark today, except only for royalty and senior citizens.

Examples
Da
En
Jeg soverI am sleeping
De spiserThey are eating
Han hedder MartinHe is called Martin
Vi kommer nuWe are coming now