- Abenaki: nia
- Amharic: እኔ (’iné)
- Amuzgo: ja
- عَربِي: أنَا (’ána)
- Armenian: ես (es)
- Avestan: azǝm
- Azeri: mən
- Bambara: ne
- Basque: ni, nik
- Belarusian: я (ja)
- Bislama: mi
- Blackfoot: niisto
- بوسنِي: ja
- بُلغارِي: аз (az)
- Carrier: si
- Catalan: jo
- Cherokee: ᎠᏯ (aya)
- Chinese:
- Cree: ᓂᔭ (niya)
- Croatian: ja
- چيڪ: já
- ڊانِي: jeg
- نادري: ik
- Dyirbal: ŋaɖa
- Egyptian: iʉ
- Esperanto: mi
- Estonian: mina, ma
- Etruscan: mi
- Fijian: au
- فِنِي: minä
- Franconian, Low: ik
- French: je
- Frisian: ik
- Georgian: მე (me)
- ڊَچِي: ich
- Gothic: ik
- يُونانِي: εγώ (egó)
- Guaraní: che
- Haida: łʌ
- Hawaiian: au / wau, a‘u
- ابرانِي: אני (aní)
- ھِندِي: मैं (maĩ)
- Hittite: uk
- Hungarian: én
- Icelandic: ég
- Ido: me
- اِنڊونيشيائِي: saya (formal), aku (familiar), daku (archaic)
- Interlingua: io
- Irish: mé, mise
- اِطالِوِي: io
- جاپانِي: 私 (わたし, watashí; わたくし, watakushí) (formal), 僕 (ぼく, bóku) (familiar, usually male), 俺 (おれ, ore) (informal, male only)
- Kabyle: nekk
- Kanza: a
- Klallam: cən
- Klamath: no·
- ڪوريائِي: 나 (na)
- Kurdish: ez, min
- Kyrgyz: мен (men)
- Latin: ego
- Latvian: es
- Limburgish: ich
- Lithuanian: aš
- Lojban: pami
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- Low Saxon: ik
- Lycian: ẽmu
- Lydian: amu
- Manchu: (bi)
- Manx: mee, mish
- مراٺِي: मी (mee)
- Mayo: ínapo
- Middle Breton: me
- Middle English: i, ich; me
- Middle Welsh: me
- Navajo: shí
- Nez Perce: ˀí·n
- Norwegian (bokmål): jeg
- Norwegian (nynorsk): eg
- Ojibwe: ᓃᓐ (niin)
- Old Church Slavonic: азъ (azŭ)
- اينگلوسيڪسن: ic
- Old High German: ih, ihh
- Old Icelandic: ek
- Old Irish: mé
- Old Lithuanian: eš
- Old Norse: ek
- Old Prussian: as, es
- فارسِي: مَن (mæn)
- Pitjantjatjara: ngayulu
- پولِي: ja
- پُرتُگالِي: eu
- Punjabi: ਮੈ (mai)
- Quechua: ñuqa
- Romanian: eu
- رُوسِي: я (ja)
- Sanskrit: अहम (aham)
- Scots Gaelic: mi (normal), mise (emphatic)
- Serbian: ја
- Shoshone: ne
- Sicilian: iò, iù, iu
- Slovak: ja
- سِلووينِي: jaz
- اسپينِي: yo
- Squamish: mn
- Sumerian: men₂ (also, men₃; g̃e₂₆
- Swahili: mimi
- سُوِيڊِي jag
- Tagalog: ko (ng form), akin (sa form), ako (unmarked form)
- Tarahumara: ne
- Tetum: ha'u
- Thai: ผม (pom, masculine), ดิฉัน (di-chan, feminine), ฉัน (chan, informal)
- Thracian: asn
- Tocharian:
- Tok Pisin: mi
- Tsimshian: y̓
- Tupinambá: ixé, xe
- Turkish: ben
- اُوڪرينِي: я (ja)
- Umbrian: eho
- مَڪڙِي: میں (maĩ)
- Vietnamese: tôi
- Volapük: ob
- Wappo: ˀàh
- !Xũ: mi
- Yiddish: איך (ikh)
- Yokuts: naʔ
- Yoruba: mo, n, mi, mà
- Yucatec: tehn
- Yup'ik: wiinga
- Zuñi: hoˀ
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