Isn't "I" also a pronoun? Making this sentence 2/3 pronouns.
At least that's how it works in my native tongue.
Dang, the pronoun discussion has lead me to forget that pronouns include I, we and they. I'll make use of this.
"What are your pronouns?"
"I / me"
That’s John assuming Jesus’s pronouns.
I usually think grammatical gender is pretty useless in Indo European languages, with most of them having to gender a washing machine, but afro Asiatic ones have a fun additional quirk: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polarity_of_gender
Essentially the numbers have to be the opposite gender of whatever it's married to.
This is wild! I have heard many crazy shit but this is new to me
You're just jealous because english does not have grammatical gender.
Isn't the capital H in He referring to God? Ie: "I am God". Making it a noun (person, place or thing) rather than a pronoun in this instance?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverential_capitalization
Edited to add: “He” is still a pronoun, regardless of capitalization.
Good guy Jesus paid his taxes concisely
Only demons use pronouns:
My name is legion and my pronouns are they/them
Jesus, no he wasn't.
Jesus be like
I am him.
