"The flower is for me."

Translation: Die Blume ist für mich.

[ElderPattycake]

Couldn't this sentance be written as "Die Blume ist für ich"?

[Mr_Eyl]

Nope. No more than you can write 'The flower is for I' in English.

Ich / I are only used when you're the subject of a sentence- that is to say, the person who's doing the verb. If you're the object, you use mich (sometimes mir) / me. In this sentence, the flower is the subject.

[lisa215601]

I don't think so

[Persian6716]

Hi
Why not mir instead of mich??

[riveruko]

i have the same question

[riveruko]

I have the same question