#accusative case

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Fuck you [fuses your dative and accusative clitics]

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German II: Accusative and Dative Review

The direct object in a sentence is in the Accusative case

Answers : The action was done to what?

Der changes to den, Die and Das stay the same

The personal pronouns are

ich- mich

du- dich

er- ihn

wir- uns

Sie and es do not change.

The indirect object in a sentence is in the Dative case

Answers: The action was done to whom or for whom?

Die changes to der, Der and Das change to dem

The personal  pronouns for this case are

ich- mir

du- dir

er/es- ihm

sie (she)- ihr

wir- uns

sie (they)- ihnen

Prepositions can be in the dative case or the accusative case

Durch, für, gegen, ohne, and um are accusative

aus, ausser, bei, mit, nach, seit, von, and zu are dative

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Acc Adj

The same thing as the last two posts, but in one image.

I don’t know why it cut off, but the ending is ой.

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German: Prepositions using Accusative Case

für - for 

um - around, for,at (time)

ohne - without

bis - until

gegen - against

wider - against 

entlang - along 

durch - through

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Acc Inanimate Adj

I made a separate image of acc adjs together, I’ll post that one in a couple days.

I don’t know why it cut off, but the ending is ой. 

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How to Emphasize Nouns in Arabic Using the "Pronoun of Separation" - ضَمِير الْفَصْل

A CLASSIC | How to Emphasize Nouns in Arabic Using the "Pronoun of Separation" - ضَمِير الْفَصْل Arabic uses ضَمِير الْفَصْل (the pronoun of separation) to emphasize a noun. This article explains how adding a corresponding personal pronoun after the noun you want to highlight provides emphasis, effectively separating the subject from the predicate and adding clarity or focus to the sentence.  #Grammar  https://yalla.li/0m3mz

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Bild's Broken Arabic

Even with an Arabic expert like Constantin Schreiber featured, Bild.de managed to publish a headline where the letters are disconnected and the reading direction is reversed.

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Flying Fathas

A CLASSIC | Flying Fathas You might assume that the Arabic on the signs on an Emirates plane is correct. At least the diacritics (تشكيل) aren't. #Errabic https://yalla.li/gp9yy