per·son·al ˈpro·noun СУЩ.
per·son·al [ˈpɜ:sənəl, америк. ˈpɜ:r-] ПРИЛ.
1. personal (of a particular person):
2. personal (direct, done in person):
3. personal (private):
4. personal (offensive):
5. personal (bodily):
6. personal (human):
personal ПРИЛ.
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It is alleged that when a demonstrative pronoun is used with "kai", the pronoun refers back to the preceding noun.
en.wikipedia.org For purposes of verb agreement it is a third-person singular pronoun, although it is sometimes used with first-person reference.
en.wikipedia.org The so-called possessive, demonstrative and relative pronouns are no longer considered pronouns.
en.wikipedia.org But demonstratives may also stand on their own, instead of the noun they refer to i.e. as demonstrative pronouns.
en.wikipedia.org Other languages divide object pronouns into a larger variety of classes.
en.wikipedia.org Примеры из интернета (не проверены редакцией PONS)
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cms.ifa.de Adjectives + personal pronouns in the dative ?
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Adjektive + Personalpronomen im Dativ ?
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english.lingolia.com If this indefinite pronoun is replaced in another situation by a personal pronoun or a possessive pronoun, then we use that pronoun in the third person plural.
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Wird dieses Indefinitpronomen an anderer Stelle im Satz durch ein Personalpronomen oder Possessivpronomen ersetzt, verwenden wir im Englischen das Pronomen they.
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francais.lingolia.com The personal pronoun takes the position of the subject (who/what is performing the action) in the sentence.
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Das Personalpronomen nimmt im Satz die Stellung des Subjektes ein (wer/was).
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blog.babbel.com Thus we do not specifically point out that there is a separate verb form for each personal pronoun when introducing “être” (to be) in the French course for German speakers.
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Im Französischkurs für Deutsche weisen wir also bei der Einführung von “être”, “sein”, nicht extra darauf hin, dass es für jedes Personalpronomen eine eigene Verbform davon gibt.
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deutsch.lingolia.com Personal pronouns replace an already-known (often previously-mentioned) noun.
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Personalpronomen ersetzen ein bekanntes (oft zuvor genanntes) Nomen.
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