In the Hmong language the pronoun forms stay the same no matter where you put and/or use in the sentence. In other words, pronouns do not change from you to your, and yours like in the English language. However, the placement and/or location of the pronoun tells readers/listeners the type of pronouns, i.e., whether the pronoun is a subject pronoun or a possessive pronoun.

Additionally, there are words in the Hmong language that are used to describe the possession of the objects rather than using a possessive pronouns to indicate its ownership.
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Kuv	I, My, Me, Mine
Wb	We (two persons), our, ours
Peb	We (three or more persons), our, ours
Koj	You (one person), your, yours
Neb	You (two persons), your, yours
Meb	You (two persons) Hmong Leng.
Nej	You (three or more persons), your, yours
Mej	You (more than two persons) Hmong Leng.
Lawv	They, their, theirs, them
Puab	They (Hmong Leng), their, theirs, them
Nws	She, he, it, her, hers, his, its
Nwg	She, he, it (Hmong Leng)
Yus (sounds like You or yoo in English)	One, oneself

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