The dual has disappeared as a productive form in all the living languages, with loss of the dual occurring in North Frisian dialects only quite recently. In Austro-Bavarian, the old dual pronouns have replaced the standard plural pronouns, for example, accusative , "you plural" (from Proto-Germanic , ). A similar development in the pronoun system can be seen in Icelandic and Faroese. Another remnant of the dual can be found in the use of the pronoun ("both") in the Scandinavian languages of Norwegian and Danish, in Swedish and in Faroese and Icelandic. In these languages, in order to state "all + number", the constructions are / ("all two") but / ("all three"). In German, the expression ("both") is equivalent to, though more commonly used than, ("all two").