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Mani, tevi, viņu

Objects and positions

Objects and positions

Object pronouns are . Third-person singular him and her share . as a plural object means them feminine. A genitive owner can look the same, so read the sentence.

Position phrases include , behind the computer, , in front of the printer, , on the table. The singular noun in each of these phrases is genitive.

Use a dative recipient plus an accusative object when giving: . The grey tomcat is male; its pronouns stay .

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FormExampleMeaning
Muris sees me.
Muris sees you, familiar.
Muris sees him.
Muris sees us.
Muris sees you, polite.
Muris sees them, masculine or mixed.
Muris sees them, feminine.
Muris is behind the computer.
  • Muris redz mani.Muris sees me.

  • Muris redz tevi.Muris sees you, familiar.

  • Muris redz viņu.Muris sees him.

  • Muris redz mūs.Muris sees us.

  • Muris redz jūs.Muris sees you, polite.

  • Muris redz viņus.Muris sees them, masculine or mixed.

  • Muris redz viņas.Muris sees them, feminine.

  • Muris ir aiz datora.Muris is behind the computer.

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