Editing Novial (section)

===Personal pronouns===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! colspan="2" |Person
! Singular
!Plural
|-
! colspan="2" |1st
| me
| nus
|-
! colspan="2" |2nd
| vu
| vus
|-
! rowspan="4" |3rd
!'''Common'''
| le
| les
|-
!Masculine
| lo
| los
|-
!Feminine
|la
|las
|-
!Neuter
|lu
|lus
|}
The standard [[word order]] in Novial is [[subject–verb–object]], as in English. Therefore, the object need not be marked to distinguish it from the subject, and nominative (I, he, she and so on) and oblique (me, him, her) pronouns are identical:

{{interlinear|lang=nov|indent=3
|me observa vu
|I observe you
|}}

{{interlinear|lang=nov|indent=3
|vu observa me
|you observe me
|}}

The accusative (direct object) is therefore most often identical to the nominative (subject). However, in case of an ambiguity problem, an optional accusative ending, {{lang|nov|-m}} ({{lang|nov|-em}} after a consonant), is available but is rarely used. The preposition {{lang|nov|em}} is equivalent to this ending.{{dubious|J discusses the preposition em as an idea, but is it really included?|date=October 2020}}

The personal possessive adjectives are formed from the pronouns by adding {{lang|nov|-n}} or after a consonant {{lang|nov|-en}}. This is in fact the genitive (possessive) of the pronoun so {{lang|nov|men}} means both 'my' and 'mine' ('of me'):

{{interlinear|lang=nov|indent=3
|Men hunde
|My dog
|}}

{{interlinear|lang=nov|indent=3
|Li hunde es men
|The dog is mine
|}}

The possessive pronouns are thus {{lang|nov|men}}, {{lang|nov|vun}}, {{lang|nov|len}}, etc., {{lang|nov|lun}} and {{lang|nov|nusen}}, {{lang|nov|vusen}}, {{lang|nov|lesen}} etc. and {{lang|nov|lusen}}. Possession may also be expressed with the preposition {{lang|nov|de}}: {{lang|nov|de me}}, {{lang|nov|de vu}}, and so on.

The reflexive pronoun is {{lang|nov|se}}: {{lang|nov|lo admira se}} – 'he admires himself'.<ref>Jespersen, O: ''[https://digital.onb.ac.at/RepViewer/viewer.faces?doc=DTL_8342993&order=1&view=SINGLE An International Language]'' (p. 90, 109)</ref> The impersonal pronoun one ('one/they/you') is {{lang|nov|on}}, with the possessive form {{lang|nov|onen}}.