Ich sehe ihn.
English: I see him.
- Language
- German
- Level
- A0
- Unit
- Pronomen, Artikel und Bezugwörter
- Practice types
- 0
What this grammar point covers
Object pronouns replace the noun that receives the action in the sentence.
When to use it
Use after a verb or preposition to avoid repeating the noun.
Key forms
- mich
- dich
- ihn
- sie
- es
- uns
- euch
- sie/Sie
Examples
Sie liebt uns.
English: She loves us.
Hör mich an.
English: Listen to me.
Ich habe es ihnen gegeben.
English: I gave it to them.
Tips
- Object pronouns change depending on who receives the action.
- They usually come right after the verb.
- Learn the pronouns for each person.
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