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Fifth Lesson : Afrikaans Personal Pronouns .
There are not many pronouns in Afrikaans, so it should be easy for English speaking people.
If you are following these posts you know how things work, If you are new, and if you want to follow these posts, please go to the first lesson at : https://www.duolingo.com/comment/8135345
Singular. Subject.
(1). I/Me = Ek
Example : Ek is 'n man.
Translation : I am a man.
Pronunciation : Like Egg but with a "k".
(2). You = Jy
Example : Jy is nie 'n man nie.
Pronunciation : Like the English "jay".
(3). He/Him = Hy
Example : Hy is baie slim. Example 2 : Dit was hy.
Translation : He is very smart. Translation 2 : It was him.
Pronunciation : Like the English word "Hay".
(4). She/Her = Sy
Example : Sy is 'n mooi meisie. Example 2 : Dit was sy.
Translation : She is a pretty girl. Translation : It was her.
Pronunciation : Like the English word "Say".
(5). It = dit
Example : dit is 'n huis.
Translation : It is a house.
Pronunciation : Use Google Translate.
Plural.
(6). We/Us = Ons
(a) Example : Ons hardloop gereeld. (b) Example : Hulle soek vir ons.
(a) Translation : We run often.
(b) Practical Translation : They are looking for us.
(b) Literal Translation : They seek for us.
Pronunciation : Use Google Translate.
(7). You = Julle (plural).
Example : Julle is vinnig.
Translation : You are fast.
Pronunciation : Use Google Translate.
(8). They/Them = Hulle
(a) Example : Hulle is goeie mense. (a) Example : Dit is hulle.
(a) Translation : They are good people. (b) Translation : It is them.
Pronunciation : Use Google Translate.
And That Is that, for part 1.
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