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Ze/zir are gender-neutral neopronouns used as alternatives to "he/she" to be inclusive of non-binary, genderqueer, or genderfluid individuals. "Ze" (pronounced zee) is the subjective pronoun, and "zir" (pronounced zeer) is the possessive/objective form. These pronouns allow individuals to express their gender identity comfortably. 

Usage Examples for Ze/Zir Pronouns

Subject: "Ze is a writer and wrote that book."

Object: "I saw zir at the park."

Possessive Adjective: "That is zir book."

Possessive Pronoun: "Those ideas are zirs."

Reflexive: "Ze taught zirself how to play the piano."

Pronunciation and Context

Ze: Pronounced like the letter Z or to rhyme with "she" or "he".

Zir: Pronounced like "here" or "hear" with a 'z' at the beginning.

Synonyms/Related Neopronouns: Other common gender-neutral neopronouns include ze/hir, xe/xem, and thon.