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Old Apr 25, 2018, 11:43 AM
ArcheM ArcheM is offline
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Originally Posted by OctobersBlackRose View Post
Yeah, I meant dative, apparently my phone doesn't recognize the word and corrected it.

Thanks for your explanation, I was doimg pronouns today, and it didn't mention them in the genitive case, only the accusative, normative, and dative cases, maybe there are no pronouns in the genitive case, I don't know.
Hm, I haven't considered that. Also, I myself haven't reached the pronouns section in my grammar book, so I still might discover something I don't know. But unless there's some tiny but disastrously important part, I think there's pronouns that can be used as a subject or an object - those you know in the nominative, accusative, and dative cases. Then there's possessive pronouns, which perform the same function as nouns in the genitive. So it would be mein, dein, sein, ihr... unser... and ihr, I think? And, of course, they take on different forms depending on where and what und so weiter.
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