Personal pronouns (Edexcel GCSE German): Flashcards

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What are personal pronouns in German?

Words that replace named people and objects.

Why use personal pronouns in German?

To sound more fluent and avoid repetition.

What is the nominative case used for?

For the subject of the verb doing the action.

What is the accusative case used for?

For the direct object affected by the action.

What is the dative case used for?

For indirect objects or with dative prepositions.

Translate 'I saw her yesterday' to German.

Ich habe sie gestern gesehen.

Translate 'We are helping them' to German.

Wir helfen ihnen.

What does 'Es tut mir leid' mean?

I'm sorry.

What is the dative form of 'you' (informal)?

dir

Name an indefinite pronoun in German.

jemand (someone) or niemand (nobody)

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