Familie: direct object pronouns, singular and plural
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I can use direct object pronouns to talk about family, famous people and things.
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We use direct object pronouns to replace a noun that is the object or 'receiver' of the verb.
Direct object pronouns are: mich-me, dich-you, ihn-him, it, sie-she,it, es-it, uns-us, euch-you, Sie-you and sie-them.
Consonantal [r] makes a rolling sound at the beginning of a word or syllable and after a consonant.
Vocalic [r] has a gentle ‘ah’ sound after after a long vowel sound, in prefixes -er and -ver, and at the end of words.
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