So, I'll try to make this as least confusing as possible.....I'm working with German pronouns and I ahve a few questions....I will use three examples...Der Hund (The Dog) Die Tür (The Door) and Das Buch (The Book).... Now if I constructed the sentences: Ich sehe den Hund, Ich sehe die Tür, and Ich sehe das Buch...(I see the dog, I see the door, I see the book)...and then substituted the Direct Object with Pronouns. When substituting the pronouns, would I match the pronoun and noun with the Gender of the nouns. In English I would replace each Direct object with "It' in German would I just use "es" or would I need to use Ich sehe ihn, Ich sehe sie, Ich sehe es.....? I know this is really confusing..... Basically...If I have a masculine noun that is not actually a man would I use the masculine pronoun in place of it?
2007-11-05
07:01:04
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