- Arabic: (nonhuman pl) هٰذِهِ f (hāḏihi), (human plural) هٰؤُلَاءِ pl (hāʾulāʾi)
- Armenian: այս (hy) (ays)
- Azeri: bunlar
- Beja: een m, taan f
- Belarusian: гэтыя pl (hétyja)
- Bulgarian: тия (tíja), тези (bg) (tézi)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 這些 (zh), (these) 这些 (zh) pl (zhèxiē)
- Classical Nahuatl: inihqueh in
- Czech: tito (cs), tyto (cs), tato (cs)
- Dutch: die (nl) m or f, deze (nl) m or f
- Esperanto: ĉi tiuj, tiuj ĉi
- Estonian: need (et) pl
- Finnish: nämä (fi)
- French: ces (fr) m or f, ces …-ci pl
- German: diese (de)
- Greenlandic: makku
- Hopi: ima
- Hungarian: ezek (hu), ezeket (hu)
- Icelandic: þessir (is) m, þessar (is) f, þessi (is) n
- Ido: ici (io) pl, ci (io) pl
- Interlingua: iste
- Italian: questi (it)
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- Japanese: この (ja) (kono) (same as singular), (for plural) これらの (korera-no)
- Macedonian: овие pl (óvie)
- Maltese: dawn
- Norwegian: disse (no)
- Polish: te (pl) pl or f, ci (pl) pl m (see: ten for all forms)
- Portuguese: estes (1st person, close to the speaker); esses (2nd person, close to the listener)
- Romanian: acești m pl, aceste f pl, ăștia m pl (informal), astea f pl (informal)
- Russian: э́ти (ru) pl (éti)
- Scots: thir
- Scottish Gaelic: seo
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: ови pl
- Roman: ovi (sh) pl
- Slovak: títo
- Slovene: ti (sl) pl
- Spanish: estos (es) m, estas (es) f
- Swedish: de här (sv), dessa (sv), dom här (informal)
- Talysh:
- Thai: เหล่านี้ (làoníi)
- Asalemi: ام (əm)
- Ukrainian: ці pl (ci)
- Walloon: ces (wa) m or f (followed by adverb "ci" or "cial" or "vola" after noun)
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