A1 German Course | Lesson 3 | Personal Pronouns in German Nominative Case| Personalpronomen |English

Learn German Personal Pronouns in Nominative case in Lessons 3 for beginners. Personal pronouns in German language are called Personalpronomen. Personal pronouns in German language varies from case to case. There are 4 cases in German language and each case has a different personal pronouns. This lesson explains the personal pronouns in nominative case in German language. In the basic german language course so far we are focusing on basic grammar rules. There are singular personal pronouns and plural personal pronouns. Singular Personal Pronouns in German language can be further divided into First person Singular: ich 2nd person Singular: du (Informal), Sie (Formal) 3rd person Singular: er, sie, es (He, She, It) Similarly Plural Personal pronouns in German or personalpronomen in deutsch also have First person Plural: Wir Second person Plural: ihr (Informal), Sie (Formal) Third Person Plural: sie This is the third lesson of German language course A1 level for beginners and until these lessons I have only covered topics like simple nouns in German language, or German language alphabet and personal pronouns (Personalpronomen) in German language. In the next lessons of German language course, I will take the next steps in making sentences in German language.