Pronouncing Neopronouns
There are very few guides on how to pronounce neopronouns, and some of the guides that exist have unintuitive suggestions that people may not be following. So this is a survey to find out how people are actually using neopronouns!
(Note 1: Please don't do fill this out for traditional pronouns! 'He', 'she', 'they', and 'it' all have commonly known pronunciations, and I don't need that data! Even if you mix the forms up in interesting ways! But forms like 'heshe' or 's/he' WOULD be helpful!)

(Note 2: Please don't add nounself pronouns! Those are pronouns based on things. Star/star, Kit/kit, and Vam/vamp (based on 'vampire') are all nounself pronouns, and won't fit into this survey very well.)

You'll be asked to split up each set of neopronouns you know into 5 forms:
1. Subject - the form when someone is doing something. 'THEY are kind.'
2. Object - the form when something is happening to someone. 'The dog loves HER.'
3. Dependent Possessive - shows someone possesses something that immediately follows. 'Jan ran to THEIR car.'
4. Independent Possessive - shows someone possesses something that doesn't immediately follow. 'The lizard is HIS.'
5. Reflexive - the form when someone is doing something to themself. 'One should always help ONESELF.'

and then break up each form into a starting consonant(s) and the rest (the coda) to explain how it is pronounced.
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How is the SUBJECT form of your pronouns spelled? (Traditional pronouns: He/She/They/It/One) *
Subject: How is/are the starting consonant(s) pronounced? Choose one of the consonants below, or write 'NONE'. *
Chart titled 'English consonants', with 24 options. B, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, r, s, t, v, w, y, and z are all one letter. The beginning of 'chop' is spelled with a 'c + h', 'she' with an 's + h', 'think' with a 't + h', 'they' with a 'd + h', and 'who' with a 'w + h'. The sound in the middle of 'treasure' is spelled with a 'z + h'.
Chart titled 'English consonants', with 24 options. B, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, r, s, t, v, w, y, and z are all one letter. The beginning of 'chop' is spelled with a 'c + h', 'she' with an 's + h', 'think' with a 't + h', 'they' with a 'd + h', and 'who' with a 'w + h'. The sound in the middle of 'treasure' is spelled with a 'z + h'.
Subject: How is the rest (the coda) pronounced? *
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How is the OBJECT form of your pronouns spelled? (Traditional pronouns: Him/Her/Them/It/One) *
Object: How is the starting consonant pronounced?
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Object: How is the rest (the coda) pronounced? *
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How is the DEPENDENT POSSESSIVE form of your pronouns spelled? (Traditional pronouns: His/Her/Their/Its/Ones) *
Dependent Possessive: How is the starting consonant pronounced?
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Dependent Possessive: How is the rest (the coda) pronounced? *
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How is the INDEPENDENT POSSESSIVE form of your pronouns spelled? (Traditional pronouns: His/Hers/Theirs/Its/Ones) *
Independent Possessive: How is the starting consonant pronounced?
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Independent Possessive: How is the rest (the coda) pronounced? *
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How is the REFLEXIVE form of your pronouns spelled? (Traditional pronouns: Himself/Herself/Themself/Itself/Oneself) *
Reflexive: How is the starting consonant pronounced?
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How is the part before 'self' pronounced? *
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