PA Dutch 101: Personal Pronouns Lesson

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Explore personal pronouns in PA Dutch with examples and practice exercises. Learn how to use singular and plural pronouns effectively. Practice and improve your language skills for future videos.

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PA Dutch 101 Video 6: Personal Pronouns. Paersehnliche Pronouns.

Paersehnliche Pronouns Personal Pronouns A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun. Examples in English: John is going home. He is going home. The book is old. It is old.

Paersehnliche Pronouns Personal Pronouns Singular Plural ich du er, sie, es he, she, it sie I you mir dihr we you they

Paersehnliche Pronouns Personal Pronouns You have already been using Personal Pronouns, without even knowing it! Ich bin zwee un dreissich Yaahre alt. Wie bischt du?

Paersehnliche Pronouns Personal Pronouns Use a Personal Pronouns to replace the red words! Die Mary iss zimmlich schlecht. Sie iss zimmlich schlecht. Der Jake un die Sally sin alt. Er un sie sin alt. / Sie sin alt. Der Billy un ich kaafe en iPad. Mir kaafe en iPad.

Paersehnliche Pronouns Personal Pronouns It is important to learn and memorize these personal pronouns. We will be using them a lot in future videos! Practice saying them in the order we learned them!