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Qui/Quem neopronouns are a gender neutral pronoun set. These pronouns can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.
How to Use[]
| Case | Pronoun | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | Qui | Qui went to the store. |
| Accusative | Quem | I met quem today. |
| Pronominal Possessive | Quis | Qui walked quis dog today. |
| Predicative Possessive | Quis | If I need a phone my friend will let me borrow quis. |
| Reflexive | Quemself | Qui had to drive Quemself to school. |
History[]
The words qui and quem originate from the masculine relative pronouns in Latin, translating to "who" and "whom" respectively.[1][2] It is uncertain when qui/quem was first used as an English neopronoun set.
Notably, qui/quem (also spelled varyingly as qi/qem, qi/qim, and quee/quem) is the pronoun set canonically used by the character Ancom (aka Anarcho-Communist)[3], from the YouTube series "Centricide", created by YouTuber JrEg.[4]