Icelandic Pronouns

My homework this weekend is to memorize the singular and plural pronouns in Old Icelandic. (We're only learning the 3rd person plurals right now, because the first- and second-person are hard: they make a distinction between two and more-than-two.)

You can see some similarities between this language and older forms of English: mine/mín, thine/þín, that/þat, them/þeim, their/þeirra. (þ pronounced th.) Both evolved from a Proto-Germanic language that was spoken thousands of years ago are recent borrowings -- maybe Danelaw-era? -- from Scandinavian that replaced earlier Anglo-Saxon pronouns. Thanks to Lisa for the correction!