苏州话
Wu dialects vary in the way they pluralize pronouns. In the Suzhou dialect, second- and third-person pronouns are suffixed with , while the first-person plural is a separate root, , from the singular. In Shanghainese, the first-person pronoun is suffixed with , and third-person with (underlying ), but the second-person plural is a separate root, . In the Haiyan dialect, first- and third-person pronouns are pluralized with , but the second-person plural is a separate root .