Working on cases and today was pronouns, and it's kind of confusing, I'm not going to go through the whole thing, and "die" confuses me because apparently it can also mean "you" when capitalized, even Google translate the first translation of "die" is "you" so now it has four translations? She, they, them, and you, I guess it must be how it's used, the example sentences only showed the "du" pronouns, as in "du", "dir", and "dich", nothing else, I would have liked example semtemces fpr all pronouns, but that would have been pretty long.

Also an update on how google translate translates "sein", yes it does translate it to "be" as the first translation, but if you click on the other translations it does translate it to "his", Google translate isn't bad, but it's also not the best either, it's just conviente because I have the app on my phone.