Opinions about school: 'finden' singular persons, object pronouns
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I can ask and answer questions using 'finden' and object pronouns to give opinions on school subjects.
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[s] sounds like the English 'z' before a vowel.
Elsewhere [s], 'ss' and [ß] sound like the English 's'.
Write 'ss' after a short vowel but [ß] after a long vowel like 'Fuß' or after 2 vowels together like 'weiß'.
The object pronoun 'it' is masculine 'ihn', feminine 'sie' or neuter 'es'; 'ihn' or 'sie' also mean 'him' or 'her'.
To say 'them' in German, use the plural object pronoun 'sie' for all genders.
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