This post is part of our 50 lesson Beginner Chamorro learning path.

Pronouns like I, you, them, and her are foundational words in everyday speech—they help us talk about people without needing to say names over and over. In this post, we’ll explore how pronouns work in Chamorro, including the four main pronoun groups, key features that make Chamorro pronouns unique, and the sentence types where each group is used. Whether you’re talking about yourself, asking questions, or referring to others, learning about Chamorro pronouns is a foundational step to building your language ability.

This post includes lesson notes, pronoun word lists, audio recordings in Chamorro by Jay Che’le, and flashcards to help you practice. Happy studying!

October 2026 Update Notes: Audio recordings have been added and flashcards are now embedded directly in the lesson, replacing the old Quizlet links. This makes learning smoother and more accessible — everything you need is right here on the page.

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