From what language do most of our pronouns come? french latin anglo-saxon italian all of the above

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For the answer to the question above, <span>Most come from Anglo-Saxon, but there are a few from other sources:

The group they/them/their comes from Norse, resulting from the Danish occupation of the northern part of England (Danelaw).

</span>We don't know what is the origin of "she" The word appeared in Middle English, but no generally accepted source has been established.

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